Support us by buying our Calendar.

Visit this link CALENDAR to see the cover and sample pages.

Now you can buy beautiful earrings, bracelets or necklaces for yourself, friends or family and help support VRRA at the same time. Go here for more information.

Thank you donors. We got a boost at Christmas. We are still short of goal.

To see Chili sitting like this you would never know what was going on underneath him. This little black Holland Lop was badly neglected. He was kept in wet, dirty conditions. A sore on his right hind foot festered and abscessed with no one noticing. Chili can no longer move his ankle joint but the right care will return him to a happy, pain-free bunny.

Rabbit bones are hard to fix. They are expensive. Could you look into this little face and tell him "You cost too much to fix." ? Please give to our Broken Bunny Fund so that we can always help these rabbits. more about the Broken Bunny Fund
Donate with PayPal here.

VRRA is always looking for volunteers and there are many ways in which you can help at VRRA. You can volunteer at either VRRA's shelter or at the Vancouver SPCA shelter cleaning rabbit cages in the morning, volunteer at specific events throughout the year, help out with our newsletter, join the Events Committee or Education/Outreach Committee, or foster some of our lovely bunnies. See our Volunteer page for more possibilities. Contact Karen for more information, or to get involved.

Support Rabbit Rescue - buy your rabbit supplies from us. Feed, chews, toys, gifts for bunnies and bunny people. See here.

Chester & Piccolina

Here is a delightful pair of dwarf bunnies. Chester is a tan bunny with dark points and Piccolina is a shaded grey. they are about 3 years old. Chester and Piccy love each other and cuddle all the time. He is bold and protective of her. She bosses him around sometimes even though she's shier than he is. Both are active, curious little rabbits who love to explore and race about. They are good with their litter box. Chester and Piccolina will be anusing and interesing bunny companions.

OR

Consider being a foster home.

Temporary foster homes mean that we can save more rabbits. We have to turn rabbits away when there is no space in our shelter. BUT if we had reliable, temporary foster homes we could take them.

And

If you can't do that you might consider our foster by donation.

To adopt or foster any of our rabbits call 604 612-7699 or e-mail: hopalong@vrra.org

The Special Rabbits of VRRA

The House Rabbit Society is a publicly supported non-profit organization.
www.rabbit.org