If you are interested in finding out more about having an indoor rabbit:

House Rabbit Society
This is -the- place to go if you are even considering having a rabbit or if you have a rabbit and would like more information about it. We suggest starting with House Rabbits 101 and the Rabbit FAQ.

House Rabbit Handbook
This is the most accurate and informative book out there about House Rabbits. A must have for a rabbit owner!

Rabbit Adoption Resources
If you adopt a bunny you will get a rabbit that is healthy, spayed/neutered, and you will get a great education in advance about how to take care of your new pet. Believe me, baby bunnies are difficult (and expensive)! These adoption resources are also great places to find a friend for your single rabbit. If you would like to adopt a rabbit, please check the list of Adoption Resources at the House Rabbit Society.

If you live in Northern California, I'd like to personally recommend the following adoption resources: SaveABunny.com (Marin House Rabbit Society), the Richmond Adoption and Education Center (National House Rabbit Society Headquarters), PetFinder.com (this is where we first discovered Ferris), and Virtual Pet Adoptions (most complete resource to find a pet in the Bay Area).

Resources for Rabbit Owners:

Etherbun Yahoo Group
Devoted to the health, care and behavior of domestic, companion rabbits. Please note, however, that this is a very "clinical" list and it is strictly for those interested in the health and behavior of his/her rabbit/s.

PetBunny Mailing List
This a place to discuss about how cute your rabbit is, seek emotional support when your rabbit is sick, ask questions about rabbit behaviors, and just generally chat about rabbits and folks who love rabbits. This is a great place to meet fellow rabbit owners and make fast friendships. To subscribe to PetBunny, send a message to listserv@lsv.uky.edu with the following text in the body of the message: SUBSCRIBE PETBUNNY "Your Name"

alt.pets.rabbits
I've found that alt.pets.rabbits tends to be a good place to read discussions about rabbits if you prefer newsgroups to mailing lists.

Stories Rabbits Tell
Stories Rabbits Tell takes a comprehensive look at the rabbit as a wild animal, ancient symbol, pop culture icon, commercial "product", and domesticated pet.