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We've passed our first $1000! Current jackpot is sitting at $1,216 and growing - half to you, half to bunnies in need.
Share away and help grow the pot!
Baby Bew is all grown up.
Early this year, he was found in a Richmond schoolyard, possibly picked up and dropped by a raptor. (Check out the last pictures to see him as a tiny fluff). A terrible start to say the least. But look at him now! 9 months old, healthy, and full of beans.
Bew is a good-natured cutie with plenty of energy to spare. He’d love to take over your living room, running laps across your couch and performing acrobatic-style binkies for his enjoyment (and yours).
He’s a bit young to bond at the moment, but we’re sure he’d appreciate a pal in the future.
Help us find this miracle bun his forever home - Rabbitats.org/adopt
This tiny baby, only a week or so old, was found in the middle of a Richmond road. 😳 Mom probably gave birth in the undercarriage of a car and this baby fell out. (Yes, this actually happens a lot in our area!) The finders kept the little tyke for 24 hours as they weren't sure what to do, so we rushed him/her to Jenn, our baby foster, right away to get some special rabbit milk and join the dozen plus already in her care. The rabbit milk needs to be imported from Australia and is very expensive, so donations are really needed! If the donate button doesn't work, please use this link: paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772 or oour webpage option at rabbitats.org/donate . Babies like this who survive end up in our sanctuary for life. With animal welfare grants drying up, we're totally dependent on your donations. 🙏🏻
Rabbitat's Guide to Sanctuary Rescue is an in-dept overview of what it takes to start a rabbit sanctuary - from construction to logistics and care.
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