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Meet Sephora! Sephora came to VRRA as a stray as part of a suspected breeder dump. She’s estimated to be about two years old and is a stunning looking girl. Sephora is curious and is good with her litter skills for the most part. She will need things to keep her busy. A dig box or forage box is the way to her heart. Sephora would probably be better in a more rabbit experienced home or one with older children. She is a foodie and quite mellow. Apply today to meet Sephora!   Meet Cassie! Cassie was one of three rabbits found in Chilliwack near a river by a caring person that was there to fish. These rabbits were most likely dumped by an owner/breeder. Cassie is estimated 1.5-2 years old, spayed and vaccinated. With being a REW, we do believe she has some mild vision impairment, which doesn’t affect her daily life. Cassie is a happy bunny & now ready for adoption! She has great litter skills. She enjoys her cardboard box and tunnel to play and snooze in. She has a very sweet and shy personality. She loves her nightly fresh greens and enjoys head pets. Her favorite greens are green leaf, romaine, parsley and cilantro. Cassie been great with other respectful pets in her current foster home (dog, cats and other rabbits if properly introduced). Apply today to meet Cassie!     Name: Phoenix (Phi Phi) This brown beauty Phoenix (Phi Phi) has her lineage from the famous Jericho Beach bunnies. She is quite the independent bunny. Shy and doesn’t enjoy being picked up or touched all that much, Phoenix will allow you to hold and cuddle her for a short amount of time but will communicate that its time to put her down by giving little pinching nips. She will need a kind and patient home that will give her the time she needs to warm up to people or allow her to be the aloof bunny she wants to be. She doesn’t really care for the company of other rabbits either. She had enough of her sister one day and decided to tell her she didn’t want to share a house with her anymore that led to a scuffle which split her ear (stitches didn’t help unfortunately). She once tolerated a manbun in her home so there’s hope she can one day partner with another. She is a big, sweet, food loving girl, though, that just needs to learn that people are here to be her servants. So if you miss having teenagers around the house, Phoenix is the bunny for you! If you want to adopt Phoenix, please do your research and apply today.   Name: Kendra Kendra was born just days after her feral mother was rescued from Jericho beach. Black bunnies have a hard time finding forever homes but Kendra is a cuddler which is not common for many rabbits. She does well being picked up and loves being petted so she will even nose boop you whenever you are nearby to ask for affection. Kendra is a bit mischievous and has often escaped her room to explore the rest of the house. She prefers to be indoors and would even suit living in an apartment as long as she has room to run around and fulfill her curiosity. If you adopt Kendra, you will learn why so many people fall in love with the friendly little bunnies of Jericho beach. If you want to adopt her, please do your research and apply today.    Dahlia (day-lee-uh) and Isla (eye-law) are beautiful chinchilla mix sisters who absolutely adore each other. They love to play with stacking cups, cat toys and anything that they can easily throw around. They are very good at using their litter box and surprisingly don’t chew much. Dahlia is very food motivated where as Isla is a bit indifferent. Isla is quite shy and nervous where as dahlia tends to be a bit more adventurous and curious. They both enjoy their space and tend to keep to themselves, but don’t mind occasional pets. If you want to adopt Isla and Dahlia, do your research and apply today.     Fiona and Annie’s foster parents say: they’re an absolute delight to have! They have become so much more comfortable with us and they make us laugh so much. They love to explore our little balcony. They do zoomies and binkies in the morning when they know they’re getting their morning pellets. Not picky when it comes to food. Annie might need some time to examine new foods, but she likes most of the things she’s tried. Fiona loves everything! Fiona is more outgoing and braver than Annie. Annie is more cautious and reserved but she is coming out of her shell for sure. I think they need someone who has lots of patience to respect their space and build trust slowly. Also, if you could please add They are both lovely. They also have an Instagram which can be added. Annie is grey, and Fiona is brown. Both are lovely! If you would like to meet Annie & Fiona, please apply today. You can also check them out on Instagram by scanning the QR code below!       Do you like marshmallows? Regardless of your answer, we guarantee you’ll LOVE these particular marshmallows! Introducing Boba & Roo! These ruby eyed sisters were born in June 2022. Their homeless mom came to VRRA and surprised everyone when she popped out a batch of babies! Boba and Roo grew up in one of our wonderful foster homes and are now one and a half years old. They’re used to free roaming, and possess excellent litter box skills. When their foster mom spends time on the floor, Boba and Roo are right there to investigate. Social by nature, their gentle dispositions make them a great match for a family with respectful children and/or animals. Of course they’d also be perfect for singletons or couples too! B&R are incredibly devoted to each other and do everything together. One of the cutest things you’ll ever see is when they snuggle together in bed like fluffy, white marshmallow peeps These two are truly beautiful rabbits, inside and out. Anyone would be privileged to share their life with them If you are interested in adopting Boba & Roo, head on over to VRRA.org and fill out our adoption application. Boba & Roo and many other amazing rabbits are waiting for you. Boba & Roo can go to a home with:         Hi! My name is Smudgy and I have been in foster care my whole life (born July 2022). For some reason, black rabbits are overlooked and hard to get adopted. If you give me the chance, I will win your heart over by snuggling with you and doing many binkies to show you how much I love and appreciate you. I just want someone to love me for me! My foster moms say I am the sweetest little thing and I am a good girl because I am not destructive or chewy. After I get to know you, I like to climb up on your lap or even up on your back if you could be my best friend. I like to climb low cat towers and chairs to explore my surroundings. I am litter trained and I like to pick my own potty spot so please put my litter box where I like it! My favourite thing to do is explore and free roam. I promise to make my free roam space clean and only makes a few poop accidents near my litter box to mark my own territory. I am a good candidate for bonding because I am an easy going and submissive rabbit but I can also be happy as a single rabbit if you will spend time with me and love me! Please apply to be my mom or dad! Smudgy can go to a home with:      Ali can be a bit shy at first and she’s protective over her space (watch out broom, she’ll try to eat it!) but if you sit with her on her level and let her come to you, she really opens up and loves to be pet! That’s after she claims you by chinning you first! The way to Ali’s heart is through treats. She knows the sound of a treat bag or a fruit peeling. She loves cilantro and mint. This beautiful black girl is full of personality. She came in as stray young baby on Aug 6, 2022, around 5 days old found in a baseball diamond covered in sand with her siblings, Ducky/Tippy & Little Foot and Petrie. This litter of babies was name after The Land Before Time Characters. If you’re interested in meeting Ali please apply today. She can go to a home with:       Freya came from Richmond during the very cold wet weather. She was reported to us as a friendly rabbit with two babies who were not doing well. The babies had been injured badly and one died right away. The other lived for a few days. This baby was taken away to be cared for but Freya had to stay behind as they had no room for her. The baby was taken back everyday and Freya was there waiting for the baby to nurse. Alas he could not be saved but little Freya was taken to a warm home and has thrived. She is a bit shy but does like to be petted as long as one is quiet and calm with her. She did very well at Bunny Yoga, running around to visit people. After a week with her foster mom, Freya was coming forward for treats and petting and gets more comfortable as time goes on. She’s living free range and now flops under her foster mom’s desk. She’s good with her litter habits and doesn’t chewing anything. She is looking for a loving home, not too noisy, with patient people. If you can give her that home, please apply today.      |
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