Easter is a very sweet, calm bunny. He was abandoned by a family who got him for a child. When they moved away they left him behind in the garden in North Vancouver. Scroll down to see a video of Easter!
The neighbour saw that he was abandoned and kept an eye on him. She fed him and built a little shelter for him. However, she could not take him in as she has two large, predatory cats. So she called us when the weather got really nasty and one of our good volunteers went to pick him up.
Easter was super easy to catch. The good samaritan simply picked him up and our volunteer transported him to the shelter. He is a neutered male and a friendly boy. Easter will be a fine little house bunny and happy to be inside out of the cold. He’s good with his litter box and appreciates toys to chew and toss around. If you would like to adopt Easter, please apply today!
Milton is a young, black rabbit with lots of attitude. He came as a small baby rabbit and was a real sweetie. As he grew up he became very territorial and we had to separate him from his male buddy, Truffle. Milton is a lively, interesting rabbit but he is prone to biting. He has become less so with the man of his foster family so it could be that he prefers men.
This rabbit needs a home with someone who understands rabbits and will enjoy his feisty nature. He is good with his litter and not a big chewer. When he was in the shelter he would accept petting on his terms so he is not all bad. Rabbits like Milton can be very rewarding and we hope a bunny lover will find him. If you would like to adopt Milton, please apply today!
Meet these adorable devoted sisters, Twilight & Stream!
These two girls date of birth is April 4, 2022. They came into VRRA July 20, 2022 with their mother and siblings. Twilight (black female) has a fun outgoing personality – she loves to come up to you and play for treats. She will nip/nudge is she feel you aren’t paying enough attention to her. Stream (grey/silver female) can be shy but likes to snuggle with her sister. Stream had to have one eye removed due to EC. She is completely recovered and healthy now. Stream will come up to you if you are sitting down, for head pets.
They are free roaming in their current home – a loving foster home with two children. They love to do zoomies and binkies in the evenings and run to the kids rooms to say goodnight. These two are confident and will run up and down stairs. They enjoy their chew toys and are very well behaved. They have very good litter skills. We would love for this pair to find their furever home! If you would like to adopt them, please apply today!
Meet a very unexpected bonded pair, Libby and Barnaby.
Barnaby is a handsome hotot cross who came in as a stray to our local shelter. He was then transferred to VRRA where he was living the good life in a foster home as a bachelor until an attractive young lionhead girl came to stay at the same foster home and it was love at first sight. So now they are looking for a home together.
Barnaby estimated to be around a year old. He’s curious and playful and good with his litterbox. He can nip when cornered so experienced homes only please. No small children.
Libby, the love of his life is a brown and white lionhead and was found abandoned with her family. She’s extremely sweet and loving. Was quick to learn how to use her litter box. Very curious.
They would love a space that would allow them to free roam. Both are partial to treats and are not picky eaters.
Both are in a foster home with respectful dogs, Guinea pigs and rabbits. As always proper introductions would need to be made. All animal personalities are different.
A lovely pair of rabbits for the right home. If you would like to adopt Barnaby and Libby, please apply today!
Ryan is an amazing rabbit! Yet another stray from the Fraser valley, he was caught by a kind rescuer. Ryan is outgoing, friendly and is an all round great rabbit. He is affectionate, playful and loves attention.
Favourite foods: lettuce, cilantro, parsley, not a picky eater.
He would love a home that gives him an active lifestyle and lots of love. He’s loved by everyone he meets at the shelter. Come meet him! If you would like to adopt Ryan, please apply today!
Meet Frankie, a handsome, curious, friendly mini Rex. If you’re looking for a young active and interactive rabbit, look no further!
Frankie came to VRRA as a stray on Christmas Eve 2024. He’d been hanging around in Chilliwack for at least two months. His kind rescuer gained his trust by feeding him and eventually catching him.
Frankie is a foody, loves his romaine lettuce and a variety of herbs. He likes to keep himself busy and loves attention.
We’re not sure how he is with other animals but he’s so chill, with proper introductions he should be okay.
I cannot emphasize how outgoing and friendly he can be. If you would like to adopt him, please apply today.
Meet Wallace – he may be small, but he’s all rabbit! This handsome little guy is fast, active and just a little shy. It’s not surprising, given his background of being out as a stray living on his wits. Wallace is beginning to enjoy being petted and will gradually close his eyes.
He’s easy to handle but we would recommend he go to a quiet home. We are still getting to know him and he’s growing more comfortable with people every day. If you would like to adopt Wallace, please apply today!
Meet Soba and Chip, a dedicated bonded pair. Soba, the female, is a blonde Rex lop approximately three to four years old. She can be a little shy at first but give her a couple of days and she’ll be bouncing around, checking everything out.
Soba had a sad start to life as she was used as a breeding bun before being rescued. Fortunately she found a home, and then she found Chip!
Her bonded partner is a black dwarf who waited a while to meet the love of his life. He’s such a handsome, quiet kind of guy.
Unfortunately both were returned to the rescue because of extremely sad circumstances.
They are big hay eaters and love their food. They are happy, healthy bunnies who are looking for a free roam home to call their own.
Beautiful pair. Make them part of your family and apply today!
Marvel was heard screaming in a backyard and picked up by a kind person and brought to us. He had a terrible injury on his right hip area. Little Marvel was only about 5 weeks old and could sit in my hand. The wound was a bad one, deep and infected and smelled awful. The veterinarian and I started treatments with antibiotics and wound cleaning. It was touch and go, but little Marvel kept eating, and slowly the terrible wound healed. I called him Marvel because it was amazing that he lived. Scroll down to see some photos of Marvel when he was first found.
He is now a happy, healthy, very active bunny with lots of attitude. His right hind leg is useful to him but not very flexible and prevents him from cleaning or scratching his right ear. So that is his extra care need – cleaning his ear. Marvel deserves a caring and fun home with someone who really loves him. If you can give him that home, please apply today!
Here are some photos of Marvel as a little baby. Without examination you could not see the terrible wound – probably from a cat/racoon/dog bite. He was heard screaming and the homeowner scared off the predator but couldn’t see what it was. These photos were taken once the wound was shaved and first treated.
This darling little girl is shy, but brave. Once she’s comfortable, she’ll come up and boop you with her nose. It’s her way of saying hello. Frances absolutely loves to be hand fed. It’s so cute to see her little tail twitch with excitement!
While Frances likes company, she prefers to be the one to initiate any petting. She’s comfortable with gentle nose pets, however she prefers not to be picked up or have full body pets.
Frances enjoys exploring her space. She recently moved things around so she could have a better route for her zoomies! Frances loves games and puzzles when there’s a reward. She’s an expert with her stacking cups and her treat dispenser ball!
No worries with the litter box, as Frances is very clean and tidy. She definitely prefers privacy while doing her business, so I had to move the hay bin to make a bit of a partition.
Frances does startle at loud noises, so she may not do well in a home with young children, or dogs (loud barking). If you would like to adopt Frances, please apply today!
