Vancouver Rabbit Rescue and Advocacy is a registered Charity. We are the Vancouver Chapter of the House Rabbit Society. We are dedicated to raising awareness of rabbits as house pets, to the care and shelter of abandoned and neglected rabbits, and to education regarding the problems of rabbit breeding, selling and care.

Contact

If you find a lost rabbit or want to catch one:
To inquire about volunteering:
To inquire about membership:
To adopt or foster a rabbit:
To place an order or contact Urban Rabbit Supply:

Use one easy email address: vrra@vrra.org

The Organization. - Vancouver Rabbit Rescue and Advocacy was incorporated as a nonprofit society in June of 2003. VRRA is a registered charity. All donations over $10 may be issued a tax receipt. Please click on Help Us to learn how you can help.
Telephone: 604-612-7699
E-mail:
Address: VRRA, PO Box 45039, Dunbar RPO, Vancouver, B.C. V6S 2M8

Why? - Why a charity for rabbits? While there are many groups who shelter and care for dogs and cats the bunny gets forgotten. VRRA is the only registered rabbit charity this side of Ontario. The need is great. Rabbits are largely misunderstood and neglected, most of the time due to ignorance rather than intention.

Who? - VRRA is run by a group of ordinary citizens who care about the plight of domestic rabbits. All are volunteers, most of us with rabbits of our own, full time jobs and busy lives.

How? - Good question. VRRA is working hard to get memberships and donations so that we can carry on our work. We work as volunteers with local shelters to do our best to educate people about rabbit care, health and behaviour. We take on rabbits deemed "unadoptable" due to age, behaviour or medical problems. Sometimes this is very expensive. Veterinary care is not cheap and VRRA volunteers spend their own money when no other is available. We are working to raise funds for medical care for sick and injured rabbits.

Where? - VRRA uses foster homes to house rabbits that need medical care, behavioural modification or just plain attention and love. We also have a 38 cage rabbit shelter where healthy rabbits available for adoption are housed. Our goal is to have a central facility to contain a rabbit shelter, education centre and rabbit supply shop where people can come to adopt a pet and to learn about rabbit care. You can help us with your support.

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