Welcome to the South Australian Rabbit Association (SARA) Inc. Website
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Rabbit Jumping
October show - Sunday 7th
Big news for this show!
Another international judge for this 4 star all breeds show. Laura Fox from the UK will be officiating.
We will also be running a
1 star Fur Breed specialist show in conjunction with the main show.
Remember as SARA inc is now affiliated with ANRCI, we will be offering National Championship Awards at all our shows.
Entries will close 1 week before the show on Sunday 30th September at 8:00 pm. ENTRY FORM LINK The speciality show entry fee is $2.00 per rabbit and all rabbits entered in the Speciality Show must already be entered in the Main (all breeds) show.
There will be no entries on the day.
2018 People's Choice Community Lottery
Online tickets for the 2018 People's Choice Community Lottery are on sale! Prizes, prizes, prizes galore! Buy your $2 tickets today and you will go into a prize draw worth over $360,000! Plus get in before 30th April 2018 for your chance to win a Toyota Yaris Ascent, RRP $20,206!
Buy your online tickets to support SARA Inc. here: https://www.peopleschoicecu.com.au/south-australian-rabbit-association-inc.
Information on the release of the lastest Calicivirus strain RHDV1 K5
Important information about the RHDV1 K5 release including timeline and map of release sites are on the PestSmart website.
Updates are posted on the bottom of their webpage the last one being 13th December 2016.
Please download the PDF information booklet by selecting 'Download the RHDV1 K5 Information Guide' at the top of the webpage but please be advised it contains graphic content. The PestSmart website and booklet strongly recommends vaccinating your rabbits every 6 months. We recommend you bookmark the PestSmart website and check regularly for updates. We will post updates on our Facebook page as they become available.
Biosecurity SA/PIRSA issued the following Fact Sheet titled 'Protecting pet rabbits from Calicivirus in South Australia' (PDF) at 5pm on 24th February 2017:
Keeping your rabbits cool in the hot weather
Rabbits
cannot sweat or pant and are therefore more likely to suffer from heat stroke.
Younger, older and overweight rabbits, and those with long or thick coats, are more
prone to suffer from heat stroke.
Help to prevent heat stroke by having a look here at our tips that have helped us to keep our rabbits cool in the hot weather.
Sign the Petition to Protect your Rabbits from Calicivirus Virus
Sign the petition to make vaccines available for the much talked about RHVD2 and RHVD1-K5 to protect your rabbits from Calicivirus. Sign the petition here:
Keep updated on the progress here:
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Upcoming Events
Our Shows
The General Public are most welcome to come and look at all the different breeds of rabbits
that are on display at our shows. Watching the judging can also be a lot of fun.
We do not have rabbits for sale at these shows.
Membership
Would you like to learn more about keeping rabbits?
Are you interested in breeding or showing your rabbits?
If your answer is yes, then SARA can help you.
Competitive Section
Royal Adelaide Show 2014
