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Sweet lil’ Bunard is a small dude with BIG ears! He’s a young boy, but probably won’t grow to be much bigger than he is. We don’t know much about Mr Bunard because – as is the case with sooooo many rabbits – he was dumped out onto the street by his previous people. We do know that Bunard is a lucky rabbit to have survived (unlike many other abandoned bunnies). He has a lovely, friendly personality and is eager to have a chance to grow up into a good House Rabbit.  Bunard
Lewis is ready to party! As you can see this little Netherland Dwarf Cross likes tossing things around and he’s awesome at the ‘find the hidden treats ‘ game (as well as ‘store your toys in the water dish’ game). Lewis is The Best. And cuter-than-cute. Also hilarious. If you’re new to the world of House Rabbits check out our Rabbit 101 page for great info and then once you’re in-the-know and ready to commit, come adopt yourself the perfect party animal – Lewis is ready for you!  Lewis  Lewis  Lewis  Hershey  Hershey  Hershey Hershey is just like her name – super sweet! As you can see in the photos she is a small rabbit, just a bit bigger than her slinky toy 🙂 She is a tidy, friendly and well-trained young House Bunny who lost her home because the resident cat was too aggressive toward her. (Note: many cats and rabbits live happy and peaceful lives together and can often become best friends. However if your family already includes a cat, be sure to provide a safe testing ground for the bunny-cat relationship before committing to adopting a rabbit! Some cats’ predatory nature will not be suited to a bunny companion, especially if the rabbit is small in stature.)  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. Here’s a few cute videos of the two having some fun in their foster family’s yard.  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.  Taco  Taco  Taco  Taco  Taco This is little Taco, a Holland Lop who is cute as a button! He’s not happy after losing his home and having to be in a shelter cage; he’s very eager to bust out of the bars and hop into a committed home, where he can be a proper House Rabbit. He’s a friendly, gregarious little guy. Taco really loves staying hydrated and doesn’t have great litter box skills, which means he’ll sometimes pee elsewhere. His new home will need to be prepared for that by having an easy-to-clean area for him to hang out in when unattended. He doesn’t have any known medical issues so this problem may clear up once he’s settled into his new home and feels safe with a reliable routine.  Pepe  Pepe  Pepe It was difficult to get photos of Pepe because he’s got things to do and places to go! He’s a fun-bun who doesn’t have time to sit still, there’s too many things to explore. He’s a young guy, probably not quite one year old. This handsome mini-lionhead and will make a fun and interesting companion.  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 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 |
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