Marcus (South Surrey)

Marcus is most likely a Netherland dwarf or Polish breed as he is small.  He keeps his white coat meticulously clean and he has beautiful baby blue eyes.  He is an adult. All Marcus seems to want is love and attention – perhaps it’s something he was missing in his former life.

He’s easy to handle, excellent with his litterbox skills, and is an active rabbit.  He’s going to make a perfect family member, and I’m sure his greatest wish is to have a home of his own.

Favourite foods:  Carrot tops, Italian parsley and romaine lettuce.  He’s not a big pellet eater.
Favourite toys: Hard plastic ball he can throw, and stacking cups. Loves to play in the garden.

As he’s so small, would probably do better in a home with no small children.  But otherwise he will be a good fit with any family. If you would like to give Marcus a home, please apply today!

Moochi (South Surrey)

HELLO! I originally received the name Mochi. However my foster Bun Mom kept calling me Moochie to which I will sometimes respond for treats while you tap on the floor. My training was really keen when the Bun Mom was home. She works lots now and I enjoy my independence. If you have the time to spend with me I will follow you around and always keep an eye on you. I enjoy basically everything I’m allowed to eat and really like treats so hide them well.

I am free roam and use my litter box 98% of the time unless I get scared, when a lil’ nugget might pop out. I have a large balcony so I have adjusted to some outside living whenever I want. I love sleeping under the Bun Mom’s bed at night, and if I’m outside the room I will come check on you after I hear your alarm go off. Some tricks I learned was to spin and perch and jump over an arm. I tend to only chew my toys which makes me a great roommate and I am very quiet and keep my things in my designated blanket area. If you want low maintenance and a great companion I’m your guy.

If you’re interested in meeting Moochi, please do your research and fill in an adoption application at vrra.org.