Dear, sweet Derry was found wrapped in a bag, inside a box, thrown into a DUMPSTER in downtown Vancouver. It’s a miracle that she survived! Unsurprisingly, she was pregnant and gave birth shortly after her rescue. Her kits are now big enough to be on their own, and so Derry has been spayed and is now ready to find her Forever Home, where she can be loved and valued. As you can see in the photos, she has gorgeous Harlequin colouring. Derry is really adorable.
This is the elegant gray and white Simone. She is a wonderfully friendly bunny who craves interaction and begs to be petted. If you are looking for a very social rabbit then Simone may be for you. She has experience living with rabbit-savvy kids (who understand that bunnies do not like picked up) and a relaxed dog.
Meet Callum, a well-adjusted little boy. He has settled easily in one of our foster homes and is enjoying getting some much-needed attention, bowing his head down to demand forehead strokes.
Callum previously lived with cats and a dog, so has experience in a multi-species household. He was caged for long periods in his previous life and so is looking forward to being adopted into a family who will let him be a proper House Rabbit, with lots of time out of his pen to run and play.
Say hi to Desdemona and her little pal, Albert-Vance. As you can see, both are approximately the size of a leaf of romaine lettuce 🙂 They’re only about 3 months old (as of Sept 2019) and so have some growing to do, but probably won’t be huge bunnies. Both babes were found abandoned on the streets of Vancouver and are pretty thrilled to be getting love, attention, and a proper rabbit diet.
Dessie (black) and A.Vance (red/tan) are going to grow into awesome House Rabbits and so if you’ve given yourself a Rabbit 101 education (see that section of our website) and are ready to take the 10+ year leap into bunny guardianship (soooo worth it), then consider this pair and get your bunny party started!
Special rabbits for special people. These sibling (one sister and 3 brothers) lost their front feet to a predator when they were small babies. The most likely scenario is that they were kept on wire and that something bit their little feet off from below. Alfie, Alma, Alan and Amos do not know that they are different. They love each other as the photo shows. Alfie and Amos get around so you wouldn’t notice they were different. Alan and Alma have slightly more trouble as they lost a little more leg. But they all behave as normal rabbits and are doing very well. It is, of course, important that they are kept on surfaces that will not hurt their legs but this is not a difficult thing to do and they use their litter boxes well. All are in good health and are good hay eaters. It would be wonderful if they could find a loving foster home together. Everything could be provided. Only love needs to be added.
These two cute youngsters are sister lops, Cashew and Chia. They are being raised by one of our wonderful foster families and so are getting lots of attention and learning how to be good House Rabbits. They have experience interacting with older children. Here’s a few cute videos of the two having some fun in their foster family’s yard.
Meet Camille and her daughter, Rene. These gorgeous grey gals enjoy being together and will make a fun House Rabbit duo for some lucky family. They are on the small side of medium in size. Camille has a slight Lionhead mane and Rene has a suave, smooth coat. They are both friendly, neat and tidy.
Check out Maxene, a beautiful young rabbit with perhaps a musical ear? As you can see from the photos, Miss Maxene is enjoying time in one of our wonderful foster homes. They report that like most bunnies, she’s not super-cuddly but always likes to hang out close-by to her people.
One of Maxene’s cute quirks is that she loves having multiple napping places. Her favourites are a spot by their window where she can look out to the street, and also on the piano as per the photo (Play it again, Sam!)
Odd couples are the best! Pancake is a smooth-coated lop-eared bunny and Peach is a fuzzy Lionhead. Pancake is a push-over and Peach is a feisty girl who doesn’t like being told what to do. Together they make an irresistible Peach-Pancake duo 🙂
They are amusing rabbits whose antics will keep you grinning. Peach’s long hair-do needs regular grooming to keep it from getting knotted but Pancake’s style is low maintenance. They have very good litter box manners.
Special rabbits for special people. These sibling (one sister and 3 brothers) lost their front feet to a predator when they were small babies. The most likely scenario is that they were kept on wire and that something bit their little feet off from below. Alfie, Alma, Alan and Amos do not know that they are different. They love each other as the photo shows. Alfie and Amos get around so you wouldn’t notice they were different. Alan and Alma have slightly more trouble as they lost a little more leg. But they all behave as normal rabbits and are doing very well. It is, of course, important that they are kept on surfaces that will not hurt their legs but this is not a difficult thing to do and they use their litter boxes well. All are in good health and are good hay eaters. It would be wonderful if they could find a loving foster home together. Everything could be provided. Only love needs to be added.
