This documentary outlines the plight of the abandoned rabbits at the Richmond Auto Mall and other areas. Thanks to Holly Hofmann for doing this documentary. 🙂 It’s compelling and accurate.
February 9, 2013
This documentary outlines the plight of the abandoned rabbits at the Richmond Auto Mall and other areas. Thanks to Holly Hofmann for doing this documentary. 🙂 It’s compelling and accurate.
Incoming! Our friends at Fantastic Beasts Veterinary Services reached out to us about a dumped bunny found in rural Nanaimo. Meet Oatmeal.
Oatmeal was found alone and painfully skinny. Despite how humans have failed her, she remains as sweet as can be.
We're going to help her find the forever home she deserves, but first, we need to get her off the island. If you're travelling from Nanaimo to the Lower Mainland and can help transport her, we'd love to hear from you.
If transport isn't possible, we're also looking for a loving Vancouver Island foster home where Oatmeal can safely gain weight before her spay. We'd be endlessly grateful.
If you can help Oatmeal, please email info@rabbitats.org
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In the last three days, we’ve taken in a dumped white rabbit, a newborn found alone on a trail during the heat wave, and are working on multiple high-risk rescues. We’re running out of space and funds to keep saying yes, but the emergency calls haven’t stopped.
First, an incredibly friendly white bunny from Burnaby. Bright white and docile enough that he let a stranger pick him up… he was a sitting duck for predators.
Then, a newborn baby was found alone on a Richmond trail in this wicked heat wave. Thank you to Tamara for saving this life, and to Felipe and Paula for the emergency transport to Baby Foster Jen.
“Kit Kat” was hypothermic, lethargic, and dehydrated upon arrival.
Two days later, he’s still with us and enjoying the air conditioning. Keep this little guy in your thoughts, and follow his story on our baby foster’s page: shorturl.at/ij0Mu
These rabbits are safe because people stepped up when we needed them. If you’d like to help us keep responding to emergencies like these, please consider donating or sharing this post.
PayPal fundraiser: paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772
Donate through our website: rabbitats.org/donate
E-transfer: donate@rabbitats.org
(For e-transfers, tax receipts can be issued if you send a second email with your name, email address, street address, and the amount and date of the donation.) Thank you. 🙏
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Hope every-bun is staying cool out there! 🐰☀️
Reuploading our "Cool Buns" info sheet because heat can be life-threatening to rabbits. Give it a read for tips on keeping your buns cool, comfortable, and safe this summer.
And, in the spirit of staying cool… a shameless plug for our Team Bunny tanks, so the humans can stay cool, too! 😎Rabbitats.org/shop
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