Is a Rabbit the Right Pet for You? This video gives an overview of what it's like to live with a bunny and what you should know before you consider adopting one. Most animal shelters have a lot of rabbits who were bought at pet stores and later given up by people who didn't understand the long-term commitment of being a rabbit guardian.

How to Provide Your Bunny with a Good Home. Rabbits are happier as indoor pets than if they're left outside. They need lots room to run around daily, and they generally like to be around people. X-pens are a great way to provide them with the space they want. Also, learn what a healthy rabbit diet consists of.

How to Give Your Rabbit All the Care He/She Needs. Its important to learn how to properly pick up and hold bunnies. Rabbits generally like to be with other rabbits, as long as they're a good match for each other. Bunnies behave better if theyve been spayed or neutered, and they require regular vet checkups.

Trish King, Director of Behavior and Training at the Marin Humane Society, discusses how to safely go about introducing unfamiliar dogs to each other, both on-leash and off-leash. She will describe the good and bad things to look for, when it might work out, and when it definitely won't.

Please visit http://www.MarinHumaneSociety.org to learn about the behavior and training classes that MHS offers, as well as MHS's efforts to protect animals.

A presentation by Gregg Tully about the Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT Centre) in Kathmandu, Nepal. The KAT Centre sees the 20,000 street dogs in Kathmandu as part of the community, and is using widespread sterilization and rabies vaccinations to create a healthy and stable dog population.

To find out more about the KAT Centre, please visit http://www.KATCentre.org.np . Learn more about the Marin Humane Societys efforts to protect animals at http://www.MarinHumaneSociety.org .