Author's note: I have lived with rabbits for many years. I currently have one very elderly rabbit. With the wealth of information available here, I have become a better bunnie "mom."

Bunnies kept in cages are not especially happy and live boring lives. They require daily care and attention and can live as long as a dog or cat. Think very carefully if you are considering a bunny as a pet. Do visit the House Rabbit Society and learn as much as you can.

Petfinder now lists rabbits available for adoption and also has several useful articles on care. Check it out.

'Miss Smith the witch and Algy the hare'
after Harry Rountree 1878-1950.

Comprehensive:
• The Brainy Bunny -"A definitive online resource for the Rabbit
Enthusiast"
• House Rabbit Society Home Page - essential reading
• Easter and Bunnies don't mix - Please read this article
• ShowBunny - links, forum

Rabbits in Literature
• Famous Literary Rabbits
• The Official Peter Rabbit web site
• The Rabbit Reading Room
• Watership Down fan page

Full text books and stories
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - full-text, but no illustrations
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - illustrations by Arthur Rackham - this version just shows the illustrations, but they are wonderful
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - full-text - with Tenniel illustrations - from Project Gutenberg
• The Making of Alice and Wonderland - with additional illustrations
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Real Audio™ - listen to it online
• Miffy's Home page (the most famous literary rabbit in the Netherlands - flash site) and it is very cute
Uncle Remus Folk Tale (featuring Brer Rabbit)
• The Velveteen Rabbit - text only
• Velveteen Rabbit - with illustrations - unfortunately this is on GeoCities so you have to put up with the ads.
• The Velveteen Rabbit. Retold and Illustrated by Mrs.
Schliesmann s First Grade Class. 1997
• Wicked Tim - an antique children's book by Harry Rountree featuring Tim, a very naughty and delightful little bunny - a digital facsimile.

Rabbits in History & Culture
• The Rabbit in MesoAmerica
• Rabbits of the Rainbow - these images would qualify as "dressed" rabbits (as in rabbits wearing fancy clothing). Available as ecards, and printed greeting cards.