Colly and Stormie (Vancouver)

This pair was formed when Stormie came in and was paired with Colly. Colly was found as a black baby rabbit in Richmond on a very cold February night, freezing near an apartment building. He was only about 4 weeks old. He was so cold the finder thought he had died. But he rallied around when warmed and has thrived since.

Stormie was found in Pt. Grey area also when she was a very small baby rabbit. They were raised together. Stormie is very active and out-going. She’s a busy girl. Colly is more relaxed but still active and curious. They make a good pair, friendly and fun. They look forward to space to explore and play. Watching their antics is very amusing! If you would like to adopt them, please apply today!

Abbey (Vancouver)

Abbey is a beautiful, brown agouti female with a calm personality. She has recently been spayed and her foster person has this to say about her.

oh my goodness, is she ever sweet. Very mellow and curious when she woke up a bit more and started hopping around to explore. Came right up to me multiple times, so not too scared or bothered by anything and didn’t mind being pet either.

She was put out to fend for herself by an Abbotsford school. She was there several days until rescue. A very lucky bunny not to have been killed by a predator or hit by a car. She is not an old bunny – probably 2-3. And looking for her forever people. If you would like to adopt her, please apply today!

Teddy and Clover (Vancouver)

This handsome pair of bunnies were rescued in Pemberton when someone released several rabbits to fend for themselves. Teddy, the male, was rescued first. He is larger and a lighter colour. Teddy is about one year old or a little more. Clover was picked up in the same area when only a few months old. She may have some Satin rabbit blood as her coat is very shiny. She is smaller with a darker coat. Clover had a broken right front leg when she came to us. That has completely healed now and it is only slightly crooked. Clover is probably about 8 months old.

Both bunnies have a lovely temperament. They are delightful rabbits; clean, playful, friendly, not chewy. They will be wonderful house bunny companions. If you would like to adopt them, please apply today!

Freya (Vancouver)

Freya is a calm, sweet, black and white spotted rabbit about 3 yrs old. She was discarded by her first owner and put outside to fend for herself. This person told neighbours that she didn’t want the rabbit anymore.

Freya was taken in by a kind person who gave her a good home for 2 years but then had to give her up. She is now hoping to find her forever home.

Freya, uses her litter box and is not a destructive rabbit. She’s a bit shy at first but enjoys petting and loves to come to get a treat. She will be a happy house bunny for some lucky person. If you would like to adopt Freya, please apply today!

Jerry (Vancouver)

Jerry is a young, very lucky rabbit. He was picked up in Jericho Park with an injured front leg. Vet examination revealed that he had a dislocated shoulder and a badly broken humerus (upper arm bone). To top it off he had a big abscess on his shoulder. The vets first cleaned up the abscess and put him on antibiotics. After the infection cleared up the leg was to be amputated. However, during the 2 weeks of waiting, Jerry formed a false joint for his shoulder and the bone break started to heal. He was putting weight on the leg and moving it around so well that it was hard to tell he had been injured. Further x-rays showed that the injury was healing and there was no need to take off his leg. The leg in the photo is the one that was broken.

Jerry is an amazing bunny. He is timid and scares easily but is ok with being petted. He will need a quieter home with patient people but such an amazingly resilient bunny really deserves a loving home. If you want to adopt Jerry, please apply today!

BunBun and Eli (Vancouver)

These bunnies are best buddies and met in an adopters home. They have been given up due to allergies. 

BunBun is a spotted Holland Lop. She is 7 years old. She was found on Craig’s List. Eli is a black bunny and is 6 years old. He was hand-raised by a volunteer when he was found at about 2 weeks old. Both are very social and outgoing. Their foster person tells us that when they have company these bunnies come out and climb all over the visitors. 

They are not chewy rabbits but like to dig and should have a large litter box. Both bunnies will enjoy space to run and explore.

They may be older rabbits but this can be a good thing for adopters who are worried about a 10-12 yr commitment. BunBun and Eli will be happy to have a home for 3-5 years. If you can offer them a home, please apply today!

Beau (Vancouver)

This is Beau, a handsome, tan mini Rex, male who is 3 yrs old. He was surrendered due to allergies. The family was very sad to lose him as he is a really fun people rabbit. He has learned tricks such as ringing a bell for a treat – you can see these in the video below. Beau is really good with his litter box and has lived his whole 3 years as a free roam house rabbit. He also had a big dog he lived with quite happily.

Beau looks for a loving home with space to run and explore. He seems quite sad caged up in the shelter. If you can give Beau a home, please apply today!

Milton (Vancouver)

Milton is a young, black rabbit with lots of attitude. He came as a small baby rabbit and was a real sweetie. As he grew up he became very territorial and we had to separate him from his male buddy, Truffle. Milton is a lively, interesting rabbit but he is prone to biting. He has become less so with the man of his foster family so it could be that he prefers men.

This rabbit needs a home with someone who understands rabbits and will enjoy his feisty nature. He is good with his litter and not a big chewer. When he was in the shelter he would accept petting on his terms so he is not all bad. Rabbits like Milton can be very rewarding and we hope a bunny lover will find him. If you would like to adopt Milton, please apply today!

Twilight and Stream (Vancouver or South Surrey)

Meet these adorable devoted sisters, Twilight & Stream! 

These two girls date of birth is April 4, 2022. They came into VRRA July 20, 2022 with their mother and siblings. Twilight (black female) has a fun outgoing personality – she loves to come up to you and play for treats. She will nip/nudge is she feel you aren’t paying enough attention to her. Stream (grey/silver female) can be shy but likes to snuggle with her sister. Stream had to have one eye removed due to EC. She is completely recovered and healthy now. Stream will come up to you if you are sitting down, for head pets.

They are free roaming in their current home – a loving foster home with two children. They love to do zoomies and binkies in the evenings and run to the kids rooms to say goodnight. These two are confident and will run up and down stairs. They enjoy their chew toys and are very well behaved. They have very good litter skills. We would love for this pair to find their furever home! If you would like to adopt them, please apply today!

Marvel (Vancouver)

Marvel was heard screaming in a backyard and picked up by a kind person and brought to us. He had a terrible injury on his right hip area. Little Marvel was only about 5 weeks old and could sit in my hand. The wound was a bad one, deep and infected and smelled awful. The veterinarian and I started treatments with antibiotics and wound cleaning. It was touch and go, but little Marvel kept eating, and slowly the terrible wound healed. I called him Marvel because it was amazing that he lived. Scroll down to see some photos of Marvel when he was first found.

He is now a happy, healthy, very active bunny with lots of attitude. His right hind leg is useful to him but not very flexible and prevents him from cleaning or scratching his right ear. So that is his extra care need – cleaning his ear. Marvel deserves a caring and fun home with someone who really loves him. If you can give him that home, please apply today!

Here are some photos of Marvel as a little baby. Without examination you could not see the terrible wound – probably from a cat/racoon/dog bite. He was heard screaming and the homeowner scared off the predator but couldn’t see what it was. These photos were taken once the wound was shaved and first treated.