South Saint Paul Hoppy Hour & Supply Sales

  • Every other Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m.

  • Admission is $5 per rabbit

  • Please read the above Hoppy Hour Guidelines prior to attending.

If you haven’t been to the SSP location, you must RSVP in order to get directions to attend. To RSVP email, info@MNCompanionRabbit.org.

Rabbit supplies for sale – South St. Paul

Pick up hay & pellets for your rabbit while also supporting homeless rabbits. We also carry an assortment of grooming supplies, dishes and bottles, toys, books, and other items. Read more about what supplies MCRS has to offer.

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Safety Notes For Hoppy Hour

Please help us to ensure that all rabbits attending Hoppy Hour arrive home safely. There have been several confusions recently and we need to do our best to prevent them or if they happen to correct them quickly.

During Hoppy Hour or when you are preparing to leave please keep  your carrier door closed until you are ready to put your rabbit inside. Check carefully to be sure another rabbit has not stowed away. If your rabbit is a common color or there are others who resemble it, please mark it before you come. A collar or bow or a painted claw will ensure that the rabbit you take home is your own.

Should you get home from Hoppy Hour and believe you may have a mix up or a stow-away that is not yours please immediately return to the Hoppy Hour location. One of the purposes of the sign-in sheet details is that we know who attended that day and can hopefully return all rabbits to their own homes quickly.

Rabbits that live or play outdoors may not attend MCRS events from April 1 to November 1 to reduce the risk of spreading fleas or other parasites.

If you would like to return to MCRS events, you must bring a notice from your vet’s office verifying that your rabbit is parasite-free. This notice should be obtained within the week prior to your first attendance.

(Rabbits that walk or play in contact with the ground are considered at-risk for parasites. Rabbits that are transported in carriers or pet strollers are not considered at-risk).