Big Bertha with her jaw abscesses is doing okay but now we’re losing Dancer, another one of the very first rabbits trapped at the Auto Mall and part of our first colony of a dozen or so that went to our Surrey, BC, sanctuary. She was an adult when trapped 4 1/2 years ago. We just lost Dee Dee and another bunny from that group before her. Old age is setting in. (Kudos to sanctuary manager Kathy Lucier for spotting the problems so quickly). Meanwhile, we need more help with special needs rabbits, that’s our biggest issue. We have a hard time finding the resources to care for the sick and injured ones. We don’t have the volume of shelter volunteers who can handle the frequency and timing required to medicate rabbits, etc.. We REALLY need more volunteers willing to help with that. We don’t want to see these bunnies suffer and they have a lot of life in them yet so we don’t want to euthanize them, either. Please message or email if you can help!
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It's a sad day, but it's bringing back happy memories. River has left us after having medical issues that couldn't be resolved. π She was almost 8 years old, having been caught with her brother Rock on the 4th floor of the River Rock Casino parkade back in the fall of 2017. We thought they were dumped babies, but we've since come to realize they were probably transported there after seeking refuge in the undercarriage of a car, something that happens quite frequently. It was a very touching rescue (courtesy of Deanna) none-the-less. River lived a good life in one of our colonies until her issues, and we're happy for that. β€ π ... See MoreSee Less

Cheesing in our "Some Bunny to Love" tees. π°π - Available on our online store Rabbitats.org/shop
100% of proceeds go to our rescue bunnies in need, with free shipping across Canada + local pickup available. β€οΈ
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Vaccine clinic round-up! On Wednesday, we hosted a vaccine clinic to protect our buns (and our community buns) from RHDV, a highly contagious and deadly disease.
With both The Bunny Cafe clinic and vaccine road trip through Richmond, Dr. Veronica vaccinated 147 rabbits in one day! A big thank you to our many volunteers you made this happen, including Dr. Veronica and organizers Chelsea and Deanna. π°β¨
If your bun has yet to be vaccinated, or is due for their booster, please sign up for our waiting list at rabbitats.org/vaccine - This list tells us when we need to host more clinics, in-need communities, etc.
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