What does RWF mean in VETERINARY

The Rabbit Welfare Fund works to improve rabbit welfare through providing financial support, advocating for policy change, and promoting responsible pet ownership. They also monitor and report on incidents of poor or illegal treatment of animals, as well as campaigning against animal cruelty.

There are many ways you can help the RWF achieve their objectives. You can make a donation directly to them or become a supporting member by paying an annual fee. You can also volunteer your time and skills to help out with their campaigns and other initiatives, such as fundraising events or offering advice on rabbit care.

Yes, there are several criteria that must be met in order for a project to be eligible for funding from RWF. In general, projects must have clear animal welfare outcomes, involve collaboration with at least one other organization and have sufficient resources allocated for implementation. Please visit their website for full details about eligibility requirements.

No - while RWF does fund rabbit welfare-related projects, they are not directly involved in providing medical treatment or rehabilitation services for individual rabbits in need of such care. However, RWF works closely with a number of rescue centers throughout the UK that provide these services. People who find injured or sick wild rabbits should contact their local veterinary practice or wildlife center immediately so they can receive appropriate care.

Yes - if you would like to provide temporary care for a rescue rabbit then you may be able to foster one through one of RWF's partner organizations. Typically this involves providing food and shelter as well as socialization if possible until the rabbit is ready for adoption into its forever home.