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 Lars Jayden 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.
 Forest & Fern  Forest & Fern  Forest & Fern 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.  Forrest Fern  Forrest Fern  Forrest Fern  Cedar and Hawthorn Aren’t Cedar & Hawthorn the cutest?? As you can see from the photo, these sisters are two peas-in-a-pod and love to snuggle together, making for endless adorable photos. They are Holland Lop/Lionhead crosses, with Hawthorn having dark tones and the longer Lionhead fur, while Cedar has lighter colouring and the more traditional Holland Lop look. They are young adults, which means that they have long lives ahead of them, but have matured beyond the ‘messy untrained baby bun’ stage. They are outgoing and love to dash about and socialize. Their foster home reports that they are good with their litter box and are excellent hay eaters (that equates to healthy bun-buns). They are lovely girls who have received great House Rabbit training in their foster home, and are ready to graduate to a Forever Home.  Kanga Roo  Kanga Roo Did you know that dark-furred pets have a really hard time finding homes? Studies have shown that they’re the last to be adopted and the first to be euthanized (please note that VRRA is a no-kill shelter). They suffer from all kinds of silly myths, superstitions and stigmas. As well, they are difficult to photograph and in our visually-obsessed world, that’s a tough strike against them. Our two Black Beauties shown here are Kanga & Roo, and they’d like a chance to dispel your bad luck fears! They owe their lives to a kind person who rescued them from behind a dumpster in a parking garage when they were about 2 weeks old. How’s that for good luck?! Thanks to those kind people they have grown into a fun brother-sister duo, who are very dashing looking with their sleek and shiny black fur. They’ve lived at the shelter their whole lives and so need people who will give them a chance to relax and time to get un-institutionalized. Pets that have spent a long time in shelters sometimes take a bit of time for their personalities to fully flower once they are freed of life in a cage.  Kanga Roo  Cadbury  Cadbury Nina  Cadbury Nina
“They are both wonderful House Buns and are mostly cage free, except when I’m not home. Nina is very adventurous and likes to explore everything, and comes running at the slightest indication of food (rustling bags, fridge opening, etc). She climbs on top of anything she can reach and loves to wiggle into funny places. Her most recent perch has been on top of the bin in which I keep their hay and pellets. Cadbury also comes running for treats (banana is her fave, of course) and will permit head scratches quite happily. She sits next to me whenever I’m doing something in the kitchen.” Wouldn’t you love to have these two hanging out in YOUR kitchen? House rabbits are the best!! Check out an awesome video of these two in action, on our YouTube page.
 Jericho Talia  Jericho Talia  Jericho Talia Meet our dynamic duo, Talia & Jericho! Talia is the slightly larger, tan-coloured bun-bun and she loves her soft-grey coloured pal, Jericho. Both are very sweet-natured rabbits but Talia is the outgoing one of the pair. They are tidy and well-mannered house bunnies and are now ready to be placed in their forever home.  Echo & Blu Echo & Blu are a brother-sister BFF duo! Debonair Echo is the all-white one of the pair and is a super adventurous and curious boy. He is high energy and loves to explore. If you’ve ever thought about having your pet bunny join a rabbit agility club, this guy shows great potential! You will often find him trying to jump up on boxes double his height. If you lie down on the floor next to him, he will jump up on your chest. Echo’s sister, Blu, is also a very curious bun that likes to be close to her brother and follow what he does. You can tell her apart as she has some brown markings on her body. She also loves her human friends, especially if they will give her belly rubs when she flops down to relax. Both are great with their litter box and love carrot snack time.  Comet & Lilly are twin sisters who are both happy, good natured buns. A little about Comet: she is a speedy girl who loves to run around really fast. She does the best flops where she tries to go almost all the way on her back. She’s great with her litter box. A little about Lilly: she loves to binky around and you will often find her grooming her sibling. She is not shy towards people. Like her sister, she is great with her litter box. These girls are looking forward to being adopted by people committed to providing them with a House Rabbit living environment that will allow them room to exercise and become part of the family. Elsa and Karu
Karu is a handsome younger man, only 8 months. He’s a Himalayan rabbit, which is a medium sized breed known for their calm personality. Karu also has super-cool red eyes. Elsa and Karu know there’s more to bunnies than just good looks, but are hoping their natural beauty will give them an edge in getting a new Forever Home soon. If you are looking for a super-model pair of bunnies, than these two may be for you.
 Shelly and TJ This is an adorable pair with a sad story. They were found in an empty lot, left in a closed pet carrier. It had rained the night before so there were a few inches of water in the carrier. They were sitting in it, wet and cold with nothing to eat. Very luckily people cutting grass for their guinea pigs found them. You couldn’t get a friendlier, more personable pair. Shelly is a very small, grey lionhead – probably about 6 months old. TJ is a Himalayan male, who was only about 2 months old when he came. He is now bigger than Shelly. Check out some videos of this adorable, friendly pair on our YouTube channel! Video 1 and Video 2. |
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Introducing the double-fabulous Cadbury & Nina! Thanks to our wonderful foster family for the video and here’s what they have to say about these cutie-patooties:
Elsa is an absolutely stunning lady with blue eyes accentuated by smokey grey spots on her beautiful white fur. She’s still in her prime, about 3.5 years old.
