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Sweet dreams from our new Apple Tree rabbitat. 🐰🌳

We moved an intact from a smaller space - beyond larger terrain, thus move gave us the chance to safely re-introduce one of their pals; she was pulled earlier this week for refusing her pellets, but after a couple nights under the covers (yes, Deanna will quite literally bring sick bunnies to bed to keep their body temp up), she was ready to reunite with her squad.

Videos taken moments after the big move, so they look a bit shocked - standing in reverence to the great apple tree.

We hope they like exploring their new home. ❤️
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With your support, we've raised nearly $3,000 towards vaccinations.

This = 115 rescue rabbits protected from RHD! Thank you to everyone who has helped so far - please share to help us reach our goal (and get our first Facebook donation! 🤞🐰).
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With your support, weve raised nearly $3,000 towards vaccinations.

This = 115 rescue rabbits protected from RHD! Thank you to everyone who has helped so far - please share to help us reach our goal (and get our first Facebook donation! 🤞🐰).Image attachmentImage attachment

If you haven't met her yet, let me introduce you to Francis. We found her dumped in a Burnaby, BC, park washroom. She had injuries around her bottom, and we later discovered she was missing her tail (predator or other trauma, we'll never know).

Francis is a tiny lionhead lop with pretty much the sweetest face you could imagine. So when she first came to the shelter, she had a lot of adoption interest! We never thought she'd still be with us, almost a year later.

Because of her lost tail, Francis struggles to keep herself clean when she pees. She often has a wet underside and needs regular cleaning and drying to keep her comfortable.

When some earlier-interested adopters discovered that Francis has a disability... crickets.

Caring for a rabbit with a disability is a time commitment that many aren't able to offer, but the radio silence still hurts on Francis' behalf.

We are hopeful to find Francis' perfect person - someone who will love and care for her in her entirety.

Francis is not a couch lounger - she's quick and zippy - blink, and she's down the hall! She loves vertical space, hopping on boxes, and discovering new heights. She's easygoing with other bunnies and would absolutely benefit from a bonded partner.

Rabbits with special care needs can be incredibly hard to place. But we know her home is out there. A family that will dote on her, and in return, form an incomparable bond with an incredible bunny. She is worth it.

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If you havent met her yet, let me introduce you to Francis. We found her dumped in a Burnaby, BC, park washroom. She had injuries around her bottom, and we later discovered she was missing her tail (predator or other trauma, well never know). 

Francis is a tiny lionhead lop with pretty much the sweetest face you could imagine. So when she first came to the shelter, she had a lot of adoption interest! We never thought shed still be with us, almost a year later. 

Because of her lost tail, Francis struggles to keep herself clean when she pees. She often has a wet underside and needs regular cleaning and drying to keep her comfortable.

When some earlier-interested adopters discovered that Francis has a disability... crickets. 

Caring for a rabbit with a disability is a time commitment that many arent able to offer, but the radio silence still hurts on Francis behalf. 

We are hopeful to find Francis perfect person - someone who will love and care for her in her entirety. 

Francis is not a couch lounger - shes quick and zippy - blink, and shes down the hall! She loves vertical space, hopping on boxes, and discovering new heights. Shes easygoing with other bunnies and would absolutely benefit from a bonded partner.

Rabbits with special care needs can be incredibly hard to place. But we know her home is out there. A family that will dote on her, and in return, form an incomparable bond with an incredible bunny. She is worth it. 

Rabbitats.org/adoptImage attachment

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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