Chloe and Benny (South Surrey)

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!

Bernie Bunny (South Surrey)

Bernie joined the VRRA family when his owner could not care for him any more.  Bernie is a lionhead/lop with very thick fur which will need regular grooming.  His date of birth was given as October 2025.

He’s a beautiful rabbit both inside and out.  Mellow, sweet and easy to handle.  He’s litter trained and will make a good house rabbit to the right home.

His favourite herb is dill, he loves it.

We are still learning about this handsome boy.  Would be better suited to a rabbit savvy home because of the grooming involved.  We are not sure how he is with other animals but we do know he’s interested in other rabbits.

If you would like to adopt Bernie, please apply today!

Bailey (South Surrey)

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!