Georgia House Rabbit Society seeks bunny photos for its 2027 calendar
Fosters and adopters can submit high quality, untouched photos of GHRS rabbits, with no humans, through Nov 1.
Each year, Georgia House Rabbit Society asks its fosters and adopters for photos of GHRS bunnies in their homes for a yearly calendar.
Submissions for the 2027 calendar must be high quality, untouched and bunny-centric, with no humans, and are open through Nov 1.
From Georgia House Rabbit Society· Instagram · Oct 18
Open the post“Each year, we ask our fosters and adopters to submit photos of GHRS bunnies living their best lives in their homes for our yearly calendar. You never disappoint! Send in your high quality, untouched, bunny-centric (no humans) photos of your GHRS adopted or fostered rabbits now through November 1st to be considered for our 2027 Calendar. 🔗 https://www.houserabbitga.com/2026-calendar-submissions • • • #ghrs #georgiahouserabbitsociety #calendar #2027 #rabbitrescue”
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