Come support the Rabbitats bunnies at Canwest Farms this Saturday!
Saturday, August 14th from 12 to 4 pm
Canwest Farms
13051 Blundell Road
Richmond, BC
Corner of Sidaway and Blundell (entrance on Sidaway Rd.)


August 11, 2021
Come support the Rabbitats bunnies at Canwest Farms this Saturday!
Saturday, August 14th from 12 to 4 pm
Canwest Farms
13051 Blundell Road
Richmond, BC
Corner of Sidaway and Blundell (entrance on Sidaway Rd.)


Last call for our 50/50, it's approaching $3000 but it ends tonight! Please support our rescue! Buy a ticket (or 200)) and please share! Purchasers must be 19 or older and in BC. The bunnies REALLY need help this month! (And the low sales mean the odds are pretty good!)
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Happy International Rabbit Day! Celebrating our little friends a bit extra today :)
How are you and your buns celebrating the glorious occasion? Extra bit of kale? Strawberry tops for all?
Pic is a behind-the-scenes shot from our upcoming 2027 calender - Featuring Everett, now Eevee, one of the many dumped rabbits we rescued from Everett Crowley Park last year. He was adopted by an amazing bun mom who absolutely spoils him. 🐰🩵
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Happy Tail Tuesday! Two baby buddies, reunited and home at last.
It all started at a Steveston excavation site. A bunny burrow was dug up, revealing survivor Prince and his brothers. They were transferred to baby foster Jen, who often houses new babies together, mixing orphans with sibling groups (best for warmth and comfort).
That’s how Prince met Charming.
Charming was found as a solo baby at just a few days old, brought to a clinic for euthanasia.
We couldn’t let that happen.
Charming joined Prince’s crew, and they spent their first weeks on this earth together.
Eventually, Prince and Charming went their separate ways (when their hormones started ramping up) - Charming to a foster family, and Prince to Cozy Carrots bunny lounge.
When Charming’s family decided it was time to get Charming a bonded partner, Prince immediately came to mind.
They met on neutral grounds at our Richmond sanctuary, and it was pretty much magic. They seemed to remember each other right away. No hesitation, just plunking down beside each other like, “hi old friend!”
Prince started grooming Charming like a mad man (a skill Charming has picked up since going home together) and of course, got some humps in too; they’re bunnies after all. But Charming really didn’t seem to mind all that much!
The match is new, but it’s really looking like this was meant to be. 🥹🐰🤍 Let us help your bunny find love! Rabbitats.org/adopt
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