With the RHD virus potentially in our area, there are few options for people who stumble upon sick rabbits. But turning down critically ill babies is beyond difficult, so we enlisted the help of a friend with biosecurity awareness, a huge heart and no rabbits of her own. Laura-Leah Shaw dropped everything she was doing to go pick up this little guy after Kevin from Kanata Blankets in Richmond called us about a street baby that wasn’t running away from him. It turns out he was suffering from injuries and a terrible case of flystrike. It’s apparent he was picked up by a bird and dropped on his face given the tell-tale talon marks — and the lack of front teeth. We have to give huge kudos to the Terra Nova Veterinary Clinic in west Richmond for seeing him so late and doing so much. (They’re a great clinic, we’ve always liked them). So far the little guy is hanging in there. He’s hungry and trying to eat, but that’s not working well given the lack of teeth. Deanna Hamm is heading over to Laura-Leah’s with some Critical Care and Wombaroo rabbit milk. Wish him luck!!
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ADOPTABLE BUN ALERT - This little man is looking for love. 💕
Meet Little Man, a teeny tiny harlequin who looks like he got shrunk in the wash. 😶 He is four-years-old, and a bit of an odd duck. 🐥Which we greatly appreciate. Not a huge fan of humans but he wants a bunny friend!
He was rescued as a juvenile from the Richmond Auto Mall back in 2020. When he came in, he was wobbly with severe ear mites. But after some TLC, he has become perfectly spritely, with some remaining challenges.
Little Man has been bounced around foster homes for the past couple of years, from unsuccessful bonding attempts to temporary placements. It's long past due for this wee cutie to find his forever happy place - hopefully with a bun-wife to call his own!
If you're interested in meeting Little Man, please fill out an adoption questionnaire at rabbitats.org/adopt + feel free to reach out directly with any questions.
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Is your bunny vaccinated?
Bunnies need a yearly RHD vaccine, protecting them from obtaining and spreading this deadly disease. The Bunny Cafe is hosting our clinic this coming Sunday, November 24 from 6:30-8:30.
Please note that this clinic is by appointment only. For an appointment, please fill out a form at rabbitats.org/vaccine
Help protect your buns (and the buns in your community!).
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