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!
Garrott is a very lucky boy. A good samaritan took him to the Cottonwood Clinic in Maple Ridge when they found him outside. HIs foot was bleeding and seemed twisted. The clinic called us because they do not see rabbits so we took him in. His leg was bent inwards but did not seem injured but his toes on that foot were bleeding. Garrot had one joint missing on one toe and the other toes were missing nails and all bleeding and sore. The veterinarian cleaned up his foot and bandaged it. We gave him pain medication and waited to see how it healed. After only a few weeks and a few bandage changes his foot had healed. He uses the foot and it has lost most of the twist now. We have no idea how this could have happened.
Garrot is very friendly and loves to be petted. He is litter trained and in good health. There should be no more problems with his foot. As his nails were lost he may need some help cleaning his left ear. Garrot got his name from a combination of “Gary” and “Carrot”. Some lucky person will get a marvellous pet!
If you can give Garrot a home, please apply today!
Mandy and Soleil are not sisters but they have chosen each other. Both were found in parkades downtown, Mandy, the black one, in the Manulife parkade and the harlequin, Soleil, in the Hotel de Soleil parkade. They were only about 2 months old and probably rode there in the undercarriage of a car.
They were kept separate but Mandy jumped in with Soleil very soon after she came, and they have been good friends ever since. They are not big rabbits. They use their litter box well and are curious, friendly bunnies once they know their people and place. Mandy tends to be the leader with Soleil right behind!
Their current foster says this:
Soleil and Mandy are doing great, and we’ve really enjoyed getting to know them over the past weeks. They’ve become more comfortable with us and the daily activities and sounds in our apartment, and they’re especially curious and snuggly when food is involved. Both of them enjoy exploring our living room, jumping on the couch, and zooming /binkying around. It’s our pleasure to foster these two sweethearts.
If you would like to give Mandy and Soleil a home, please apply today!
Simone and Norman are best buddies. Norman was rescued as a baby bun with his brother Nathan. Sadly Nathan died but then Simone came along and she’s been Norman’s friend ever since. They are both about 4 yrs old. Norman is white and is more laid back than Simone. She is black and white probably a Dutch cross. Both are overweight and need space to run around and reduce their weight.
They are not hard to handle though they prefer to stay on the ground. They use their litter box and are not destructive. They have recently lost their long term foster place so are a bit sad. If you would like to give Simone and Norman a home, please apply today!
Bailey was found as a stray in Chilliwack, summer of 2024. Her age can only be estimated as she was an adult when she came to us. The vets think she’s in the 2 to 3 years age group.
Bailey is a bit of a diva – beautiful, with some spirit. Can be protective of her space. She’s extremely clean with her litterbox and loves toys. She’s a real foodie and demands her food first.
Bailey is looking for a home where she has space, freedom and attention. No young children please, and she would probably do better in a more experienced home.
Bailey is a lovely rabbit and will truly blossom in a home rather than a shelter. Are you that home? If so, please apply today!
Daughter of Katsura, born May 3, 2023 in a loving foster home. The tips of her toes and the tip of her nose is what sets Tafetta apart with those bright white spots. Be careful or this sweet girl will tiptoe her way into your heart! Tafetta is an affectionate bunny once she gets comfortable with you. She has good litter skills and enjoys nibbling on hay. You should see her happy binkys when she free roaming. This little darling would love to find her furever home, and possibly a bunny friend to enjoy snacks & snuggle with.
If you would like to give Tafetta a home, please apply today!
Daughter of Katsura, born May 3, 2023 in a loving foster home. This little miss is a real sweetheart! A little shy at first or in new situations but a lovely girl. She enjoys head pets and watching everything you do. She is hoping to find her furever home and maybe another bunny to snuggle with. Sateen is a clean bunny who loves nibbling on her hay and will never turn a treat down.
If you would like to give Sateen a home, please apply today!
Daughter of Katsura, born May 3, 2023 in a loving foster home. Cashmere is looking for a home where she can show off her binkies & zoomies! She is full of energy and loves to be free roam. A little aggressive when you enter her area because she doesn’t have a lot trust in humans yet. She will outgrow that with lots of love. She is looking for her furever human & home.
If you would like to give Cashmere a home, please apply today!
Daughter of Katsura, born May 3, 2023 in a loving foster home, Streak is an adventurous & curious bunny with a great personality. She will jump up onto the couch for pets. She was named for the little line of white on her forehead. Streak is looking for her furever home! Streak may like to meet another bunny to spend her days with.
If you would like to adopt Streak, please apply today!
Meet Jordie (brown/black) and his friend Jack (grey with tall ears). This unlikely couple of boys found friendship on the first day in foster care from the local shelter. Jack jumped into Jordie’s pen. No aggressive behaviour, just grooming and snuggling together. All bondings should be as simple.
Jordie is estimated to be about a year old maybe a little older. He is easy to handle, curious and active. He’s a connoisseur of greens and a certain brand of treats, which he will do anything to acquire one.
Jack may not be a big rabbit despite his ear and feet size. His handsome, fine boned features are quite hare-like. Jack is a real charmer with his charismatic ways and athletic prowess. He’s estimated to be around six to eight months old, and very active!
This handsome pair of boys can be a little on the shy side and require a home with room to roam and would love some outdoor playtime as well. And they do like their home comforts! This great pair of totally bonded boys would be a welcome addition to any family home. Their present foster home has two respectful dogs, other rabbits, guinea pigs and love birds.
If you would like to give this devoted pair of rabbits a second chance of a home, please research and fill in an adoption application at vrra.org to start the ball rolling.
