Our bunnies are getting old.
June 3, 2018
Our bunnies are getting old. We had to let little Spot go, she was one of our earliest girls, she was caught as an adult and…
Community Meeting
May 18, 2018
Rabbits in Richmond and Beyond Wednesday, May 23 at 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Cambie Community Centre 2800 Cambie Road, Richmond, British Columbia V6V 0A9 Rabbitats will be hosting…
Las Vegas Ferals
April 20, 2018
Rabbitats has been trying to address the Vegas issue and help them out for awhile, but we didn’t have a lot of information and we’ve…
Vaccine update
April 17, 2018
Thanks to a very generous donation that surprised us yesterday, we now have enough to pay for all our rabbits. (And thanks SO much not only…
East Coast Rabbit Rescue
April 14, 2018
Kudos to the East Coast Rabbit Rescue for rounding up these rabbits. The ferals really need to be controlled. Aside from the other dangers out…
Our hearts go out to our comrades at RAPS
April 12, 2018
Our hearts go out to our comrades at RAPS. And so does our gratitude for taking this horrendous but ultimately very necessary step. No one…
Sick baby
April 9, 2018
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…
RHD Update
April 8, 2018
As I’m sure many are hearing, there have been suspicious deaths at RAPS in Richmond (inside and out) and Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease is suspected but…
Please keep your distance!
April 6, 2018
Attention well meaning people wanting to check on and feed the feral rabbits in Richmond and elsewhere: PLEASE KEEP YOUR DISTANCE! The Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease…
Thank You
March 28, 2018
We have managed to get enough support from donors and our vets to allow us to order 340 vaccine doses for our rabbits! They aren’t all…
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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
Lucky - enjoying the green while it lasts!
This guy was rescued in Burnaby over the summer.. so friendly, he let his rescuer scoop him right up! Happy to report that the little guy is thriving.
He’s kept that sociable spirit and is a total attention hog. 🤍 Rabbitats.org/adopt
Admin/Remote volunteers wanted! ⚠️ We're looking for volunteers who can 1) take over our mailing lists (currently on Mailchimp but looking to move to Constant Contact), 2) help with outreach and coordination for volunteers and work parties, 3) keep our map updated and assessed, 4) handle donor outreach and relations, and 5) coordinate our Meet n' Treat and educational requests and attend rabbit events. (Okay, this one isn't just remote). 🙂
Please email volunteer@rabbitats.org with Admin or the appropriate task in the subject line if you can help! The bunnies will love you! (So will we! We are soooo overworked!) Help us help more bunnies!