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 River  River  River  River River is a wonderfully friendly bunny who was abandoned at a golf course. We don’t know anything about his previous life, but based on his confident personality, he would probably do well in a home with a well-trained cat or dog, or respectful children. River has the softest fur ever! His lovely pale tortoiseshell coat is a magnet for spending time petting and chatting with him. He will be a wonderful House Rabbit for a lucky person.  Blue  Blue Blue is a handsome little grey-blue coloured Lop. He is friendly, enjoys being petted, likes the company of humans and apparently also has prior experience living with a respectful cat and dog. He may also do well with a properly introduced bunny friend.  Chia Cashew  Chia Cashew  Chia Cashew These two cute youngsters are sister lops, Cashew and Chia. They are being raised by one of our wonderful foster families and so are getting lots of attention and learning how to be good House Rabbits. They have experience interacting with older children.  Snowy and Korina  Snowy  Korina This is Mr Snowy (grey fur) and Ms Korina (tan coat), who are best friends and love to play together. They are interesting and outgoing bunnies.  Tucker  Tucker  Tucker  Tucker  Tucker Tucker is a friendly little Netherland Dwarf, although he does have a bit of attitude and can be shy until he trusts you. He’s an active boy as you can see in the photos.  Parsley Sage Thyme  Parsley Sage Thyme  Parsley Sage Thyme  Parsley Sage Thyme  Parsley Sage Thyme Here’s little sisters Parsley and Sage, along with their brother, Thyme, almost all grown up! We’ve included a photo of when they were babies (born Feb 2019) as it’s difficult to get them to stay still for a group photo now. These adorable little urchins will soon be spay/neutered and ready for their Forever Homes. Available for adoption as a trio, or a pair (boy/girl) and single girl – we would prefer the single to go to a home with someone looking for a bonded friend for their neutered boy bunny.  Karen  Karen  Karen This is Karen, a dear little bunny who is very lucky to be alive and safe. She was put in a bag and thrown out of car in a Vancouver neighbourhood. Luckily a kind person saw this happen and went over to the bag to investigate. Thank goodness for Good Samaritans. Karen is a small young bun, but we think she’ll probably stay on the small side, even when she’s full grown. Despite the cruelty she’s endured, she is a happy and inquisitive rabbit, eager to socialize and have a kind hand stroke her head.  Kanga Roo  Kanga Roo  Kanga Roo Kanga (girl) and Roo (boy) 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. 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.  Diva  Diva Check out this little girl with the gigantic eyes! Don’t let her tiny size fool you though, she’s earned her Diva name; she may be tiny but she’s very feisty. You would be too, if your family decided they weren’t interested in you and dropped you at a shelter. Diva has lots of life and love left to give, if she can find an adoptive family that will show her committed kindness.
These two are dwarf-angora crosses which translates to being THE. CUTEST. Plus they have the sweetest, most friendly personalities. You really couldn’t end up with a better pair of House Rabbits than these two. Bunnies require lots of fresh hay and veggies but limited bunny kibble and treats. They also need lots of opportunity to hop about and get exercise. This lovely angora-dwarf brother-sister duo are sweet little souls looking forward to living cage-free, healthy, active house rabbit lives together in someone’s home soon.  Joey  Joey Julie  Julie  Joey  Julie Joey |
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Here’s a Rabbit Weight Watchers success story: we’ve posted a ‘before’ photo of Joey when he first arrived at our shelter (Nov 2018), so overweight that he looked like a giant white snowball with ears! But now Joe is down to a healthy, trim weight. His BFF, Julie, is pretty happy about it, because now he can be active and play better.
