Vancouver Rabbit Rescue & Advocacy

This duo (born approx March 2021) are friendly and curious youngsters. Sunny is the golden boy, Shady the brown girl, both still growing! They are inseparable, napping, grooming, exploring and digging.

Being young buns, these two will need lots of exercise and distractions to keep them happy and occupied.

Shia is now 8 months old (May 2021), and is a little more friendly and outgoing than Lucia (7 months old).  Shia enjoys being pet and is easy to handle.  Lucia sometimes likes being pet and is a little bit more challenging to handle, but not so difficult. Both are very active, good eaters, and roam the house freely without chewing furniture.  They are both very good with the litter box.  They would likely be fine in a family environment, but do get frightened by the occasional noise.  They dig carpet a little. They have no experience with children or other animals. 

Introducing energetic Noelle and her shy gentleman friend, Shadow. Noelle has a full grey coat and Shadow sports some adorable white toes on his hind feet. This playful pair are very close as they’ve grown up together. They are litter box trained. Cute (obvs), lively and sometimes mischievous, they enjoy chewing cardboard and are especially curious to explore new places. They love their secret (bunny-proofed) hiding spot behind their foster family’s washing machine. They eat well, enjoying a healthy diet of hay, pellets and lots of fresh garden greens. They’re ready to make your acquaintance!

Clover and Pipkin are a wonderful little pair of buns. They are currently learning House Rabbit skills in a foster home. Here’s a report from their Foster Parent:

Clover is the more timid one and Pippin is outgoing. She will come up onto the couch to get treats. When Pippin gets the treat on the couch and jumps down, Clover will try and get the treat from Pippin. They are so funny when it comes to food: if one has it they will yank it out of the other one’s mouth. They keep doing that and provide lots of entertainment for me in the process. They are both food motivated. They think everytime I enter the room I have food for them. They both can still be a bit skittish with certain sounds and movements. They both love getting pets, except they always are looking for treats first. They are fabulous with their litterbox and have free-range of the house 100% of the time. They are curious but don’t get into any trouble.

Introducing Kate and Kendal. Energetic and full of ‘joie de vivre’, these 2 hilarious buns are ready to get into a home where they can really stretch their paws! They have been having a wonderful time in foster, dashing around playing tag with each other and demonstrating some incredible Binky action! When it’s time for them to come out of their penned area, they are raring to go and eager to explore! Both are great using the litter box and pretty clean, with a very healthy appetite for hay. They need to be with people who will embrace their exuberant nature and give them regular access to large spaces. They love to socialize with their humans and Kate especially loves a good ear scratch and some long pets! They are young and a bit chewy so having a good supply of cardboard boxes for them to do their bunny construction projects will keep them entertained and out of trouble. A lovely pair and good candidates for agility! Have been around 2 very gentle and older kids and are familiar with the smell and sound of a dog.