Benny (Harlequin) and Chloe (lop) were surrendered to VRRA in January 2026. Benny is estimated to have been born in 2020 and Chloe was born June 1, 2021.
They came in obese, having been fed an unhealthy diet, and Chloe needed some dental work.
They have made impressive progress in the last couple of months: both have lost weight and are now totally litter trained. They started out as shy and wary, especially Chloe who needed meds, but are learning to trust and with time and patience they will blossom.
Since they’ve been healthier, they have become more playful and active, occasionally doing zoomies and binkies! They are the Richard and Hyacinth Bucket of the bunny world – Benny being the sweet and mild husbun of his larger than life bunwife, who always expects to be worshipped as she thinks she deserves. He is totally devoted to her and it’s beautiful to behold!
If you would like to give this perfect pair a home, please apply today!
Charlotte was born in 2022, and is a grey and white Dutch bunny, with blue eyes, who has lost her family. Her brother and sister recently died from gastric issues. I’m sure she misses them. Charlotte is a shy bunny who has been with us since a baby. She is good with her litter box and has had no health problems.
Charlotte needs a chance to blossom in a home. She would probably like to have a companion bunny as she has never lived alone. She awaits a quieter and patient home to enjoy. If you would like to adopt Charlotte, please apply today!
Ramona Flowers is simply too good to be true. She’s approximately 2 years old, big, beautiful and friendly! From her humble beginnings as a stray in a local shelter, she has blossomed.
She loves attention and is relaxed and mellow. Her litterbox habits are exemplary, she keeps a tidy home.
She’s a good eater, and favours hay, cilantro, parsley.
Ramona would be a great addition to any home. She’s entertaining, curious and active. If you would like to adopt her, please apply today!
These bunnies are probably a brother and sister. Sonic is a harlequin, male, found in Tsawwassen Mills parking lot in pouring rain, with Sammie, a grey female. They were about 5-6 months old. They are now 3 and a half years old. They were in the same foster home for almost 3 years. It was a good home but the bunnies were mostly left to themselves. They are shy rabbits, with Sammie being the shyer of the two.
Sonic and Sammie are good bunnies who use their litter box and behave themselves. They need a loving, patient home that will let them settle in and explore in their own time. It is very satisfying to watch a rabbit’s world expand!
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!
Nala came into the local shelter as a stray and has now joined the VRRA family.
She is approximately three years old, and is shy so would need a quiet home who will understand her. She is extremely clean, please see what her foster mom has to say about her:
Introducing my foster bunny Nala!
This pretty little lady is a nervous one, and required a quiet home urgently. She is not good with change and needed a safe space to let her true personality show.
She’s taking her time to settle in, but is getting more and more curious about me and the goodies I bring her. She is feeling comfortable enough to lay with feet stretched out. In a short time she is already coming out of her shell.
If you can give this serene little lady a forever home (maybe she would like a rabbit friend to cosy up to), please apply today!
