Here’s little sisters Parsley and Sage, along with their brother, Thyme, almost all grown up! We’ve included a photo of when they were babies (born Feb 2019) as it’s difficult to get them to stay still for a group photo now. These adorable little urchins will soon be spay/neutered and ready for their Forever Homes. Available for adoption as a trio, or a pair (boy/girl) and single girl – we would prefer the single to go to a home with someone looking for a bonded friend for their neutered boy bunny.
This is Larch. He was found wandering in Kits near Larch Street. He’s a young boy, probably only a few months old and already missing the tip of his right ear. But despite his harsh beginning he is a sweet boy, very friendly and already sitting on his foster mom’s lap.
Here’s what his foster family has to say about him: “Larch was scared as heck, shaking in his boots, when he was first rescued. But he warmed up fast, and became the family ham! He is a social butterfly. He will happily hop from one lap to the next, begs to be picked up, and will lick you like crazy if you give him some pats. He has quite the personality packed into a pocket-sized body. First thing in the morning he will practice zooms with the dog. He and his foster dog were best pals. He is a great house bunny and will follow his people around. I predict he would do well in a home with kids, a friendly dog, or another social bun. He is litter box trained, but he does chew- so he’s best in a pen when not directly supervised.”
Blondie & Cookie are a smart-and-fun sister duo. They are friendly, clean and inquisitive. They look forward to joining a family where they can bloom together into beloved House Rabbits.
Mila & Tess are a lovely sister duo with pretty dark coats. They are friendly, clean and inquisitive. They look forward to joining a family where they can bloom into the loved House Rabbits they are destined to be.
Lars & Jayden are super fun brothers. Like most siblings they grumble at each other sometimes but love being together and have fun. Lars has a beautiful long coat that will require grooming to avoid painful mats; in these photos he’s growing out a shave. Jayden has the sleek, shiny black coat.
These bunny goddesses were rescued from a neglectful situation when they were about 3 months old. They have grown into very lovely rabbits. Venus is the mom and Juno and Diana are her daughters. They make a delightful trio. It’s even better to have three rabbits than to have two rabbits. They provide endless entertainment with their interactions. They would like a home with room to run about, some treats and people to love them. They eat, play and sleep together and will take up less room than a medium-size dog! Life is better with a bunny herd.
Davis is a wonderfully sleek, nut-brown young rabbit. He enjoys it when someone sits down quietly and introduces themselves, instead of immediately grabbing out to pet him. Once he’s sized you up and decided that you are rabbit-worthy, he is happy to accept nice forehead strokes, and continue an enjoyable conversation.
We don’t blame Davis for being a bit distrusting as his previous home discarded him once they decided to have a baby. Davis is looking for a new family that will value him as a unique soul that deserves care and love for his lifetime. In return he will be a committed companion.
Introducing Bing! Bing the bunny is a dwarf-cross so is on the small side of medium size. He a friendly, curious boy and is feeling lucky to be safe after being found abandoned in an ICBC parking lot. Despite that precarious experience, Bing still has a happy disposition and is eager for affection.
He has an unique coloured coat and really stands out visually. Check out his video!
Jacob is a lucky boy. He was rescued from an area in Richmond where an owl was taking his friends and relatives. He is definitely not a feral rabbit as he is calm and friendly. Like most rabbits Jacob prefers to not be picked up, but enjoys people coming down to his level for a nice chat and pet. Jacob has a great personality and will be a lovely house bunny.
These magnificent rabbits are a brother and sister. Forrest, the boy, is the lighter brown. These are large, very friendly and busy rabbits, and look forward to being able to run and play in someone’s home. Both will happily run up to you and are very curious and out-going. They will be interesting and amusing house rabbits and hope to join someone’s family soon!
During the summer they get to spend lots of time outside of their cage and in the VRRA yard, where we call them our Sunbeam Super Loungers. Check out their sweet video too.
Jacob is a lucky boy. He was rescued from an area in Richmond where an owl was taking his friends and relatives. He is definitely not a feral rabbit as he is calm and friendly. Like most rabbits Jacob prefers to not be picked up, but enjoys people coming down to his level for a nice chat and pet. Jacob has a great personality and will be a lovely house bunny.
