This delightful and beautiful little bunny is hard to photograph because she won’t sit still! Lulu is very active. She loves to race about and explore. She will be on, and under everything. She is very friendly and loving, gives bunny kisses and can sometimes be sassy.
She needs a free run home with lots of interaction and play time. She is not hard to handle but isn’t “cuddly”. She will sit with you and loves attention. Lulu uses her litter box well but may need more than one. We think she is about 1 year old but as she was a stray rabbit we are not sure. Whoever adopts Lulu will have one fun bunny. If you would like to meet her, please apply today!
Evie was a surrender from an accidental litter , back in June 2023. She has had an adventurous early life causing an injury in her back legs. So for the longest time this lively little rabbit was on metacam and cage rest.
Fast forward to today this energetic little rabbit is happy, clean and curious. She adores being the centre of attention and is loved by everyone who meets her.
In August of 2023 we received a request from a family fleeing the wildfires. They had lost everything and needed to place a little baby black bunny. Of course we said yes.
So Boo is very special to all of us, a survivor. Boo is around 8 months old now and is blind in one eye due to a corneal scratch. The ophthalmologist said it is healed.
Boo personality wise can be a mixture of sugar and spice. She would need a rabbit savvy home , no children, just someone who could be gentle with her and learn to understand her. She’s very sweet with her foster mom.
If you are the person that can offer your heart and home to Boo, please apply today!
Meet Ladybug, darker brown with white spot on her nose, and her sister, Lovebug, who has white feet and is a lighter brown. Both are approximately 7 months old and have a definite different look about them. They are lionhead lops. Both girls have very sweet natures and get on really well. They do not appear skittish but can be wary of loud noises.
Their likes: Food, veggies, hay and a bedtime bunny cookie Being very active and curious. They are busy little bugs!
It’s difficult to tell of their dislikes as they have only been around other rabbits. As always proper introductions must be held with dogs or cats.
Older respectful children and a willingness to educate themselves on rabbit care with the primary care giver a must.
These young ladies will need to be groomed regularly too. If you are interested in adopting them, please apply today.
This adorable little Netherland dwarf with the big blue eyes has a story to tell. From being rescued from a bad situation, she went to a home. Then her human had to move in with family but that didn’t work either as severe allergies occurred. So Munchie found her way to a VRRA foster home.
Munchie is a spayed, vaccinated female approximately 1 year old. She is a clean little rabbit but would do best in a quiet home as she is a shy little rabbit. But with the right consistency and patience in her life, she will blossom.
Name: Phoenix (Phi Phi) Colour: Brown Agouti Sex: Female Birthday: Aug 8 2022 Age: 1 year Spayed and vaccinated.
This brown beauty Phoenix (Phi Phi) has her lineage from the famous Jericho Beach bunnies.
She is quite the independent bunny. Shy and doesn’t enjoy being picked up or touched all that much, Phoenix will allow you to hold and cuddle her for a short amount of time but will communicate that its time to put her down by giving little pinching nips.
She will need a kind and patient home that will give her the time she needs to warm up to people or allow her to be the aloof bunny she wants to be. She doesn’t really care for the company of other rabbits either. She had enough of her sister one day and decided to tell her she didn’t want to share a house with her anymore that led to a scuffle which split her ear (stitches didn’t help unfortunately). She once tolerated a manbun in her home so there’s hope she can one day partner with another.
She is a big, sweet, food loving girl, though, that just needs to learn that people are here to be her servants. So if you miss having teenagers around the house, Phoenix is the bunny for you! If you want to adopt Phoenix, please do your research and apply today.
Name: Kendra Colour: Black Sex: Female Birthday: Aug 8 2022 Age: 1 year Spayed and vaccinated.
Kendra was born just days after her feral mother was rescued from Jericho beach. Black bunnies have a hard time finding forever homes but Kendra is a cuddler which is not common for many rabbits. She does well being picked up and loves being petted so she will even nose boop you whenever you are nearby to ask for affection.
Kendra is a bit mischievous and has often escaped her room to explore the rest of the house. She prefers to be indoors and would even suit living in an apartment as long as she has room to run around and fulfill her curiosity.
If you adopt Kendra, you will learn why so many people fall in love with the friendly little bunnies of Jericho beach. If you want to adopt her, please do your research and apply today.
Reuben is a very sociable, playful rabbit that came in off the streets. We think he’s fairly young, as he’s grown since he came to us. He’s smart, litter trained and will blossom in almost any home.
His current foster family says: Reuben loves to lounge when reading books or relaxing. He is very sweet and loves to play with his stack up cups toys. He loves his outdoors time but also loves his own habitat. Reuben is not chewy, is clean and he’s a very gentle boy. A real family rabbit.
If you would like to meet Reuben, please apply today.
He is approximately 7.5 months old. We found Shadow just before Christmas and brought him to our home to keep him warm. He is very clean, curious and adores rubs behind his ears.
During the day he likes to sleep in a comfortable dark place, but at dusk and dawn he likes to be a part of the family. He is active and playful and loves time outside.
He also likes to keep tabs on our golden retriever. And our kids!
If you’re interested in meeting Shadow, please do your research and fill in an adoption application at vrra.org.
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Introducing Boba & Roo!
These ruby eyed sisters were born in June 2022. Their homeless mom came to VRRA and surprised everyone when she popped out a batch of babies!
Boba and Roo grew up in one of our wonderful foster homes and are now one and a half years old. They’re used to free roaming, and possess excellent litter box skills. When their foster mom spends time on the floor, Boba and Roo are right there to investigate. Social by nature, their gentle dispositions make them a great match for a family with respectful children and/or animals. Of course they’d also be perfect for singletons or couples too!
B&R are incredibly devoted to each other and do everything together. One of the cutest things you’ll ever see is when they snuggle together in bed like fluffy, white marshmallow peeps How do you tell them apart, you ask? If you look closely, Roo actually has pale grey ears!
These two are truly beautiful rabbits, inside and out. Anyone would be privileged to share their life with them
If you are interested in adopting Boba & Roo, head on over to VRRA.org and fill out our adoption application. Boba & Roo and many other amazing rabbits are waiting for you.
Boba & Roo can go to a home with: Rabbits: No, thank you. We have each other Dogs: Unknown Cats: Unknown Family home with Children: Yes
