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or House Rabbit Society at www.rabbit.org for more information and a listing of rabbit rescues near you. Also, if you are unable to use an entire bale of hay at once, which is often the least expensive, you might be able to find other rabbit parents online through bunspace.com who will share a bale with you, thus saving all of you money.
I am an HRS Educator, Director of Rascally Rabbit Rescue, and Veterinary Technician with 4 years of experience working with rabbits
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However, buying in large quantities tends to save you money because that's cheaper, per pound, than buying the smaller bags. If you have room to store a giant sack of food, I'd suggest finding a feed store or farm and ranch supply. They sell fifty-pound bags of rabbit pellets, which are typically bought by those who breed lots of rabbits for food or whatever. However, the food obviously feeds pet rabbits just the same, so it works out provided that you have storage space. Where I live, these giant bags cost less than ten dollars, so it's a really-good deal.
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