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 virus was spread in Nanaimo by people approaching and feeding the feral rabbits and spreading it to other rabbits in the area. Being in the direct vicinity of loose rabbits is an EXTREMELY DANGEROUS PRACTICE AT THIS TIME! The virus is spread on shoes, tires, clothing, etc.. The rabbits are enjoying their spring grass, it’s rich in protein and it’s sweet, they honestly don’t need to be fed anything else and they’re not going to be overly interested in treats, anyway. Please stay away from them! Thank you!

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Thank you to the Bunny Cafe, Dr. Boo, and coordinator Chelsea for making our February RHDV clinic possible.🫶🫶

Together, we vaccinated 69 bunnies, protecting them from a highly contagious and deadly virus. While absolutely necessary, vaccinating our own bunnies has become a costly venture since Ceva discontinued distribution of Filivac's 50-dose vials (donations appreciated! Rabbitats.org/donate).

These clinics keep rescue and community rabbits safe while offering an affordable vaccine option. Join the waiting list for our next clinic at Rabbitats.org/vaccine. Spots fill so fast we rarely get to advertise! ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you to the Bunny Cafe, Dr. Boo, and coordinator Chelsea for making our February RHDV clinic possible.🫶🫶 Together, we vaccinated 69 bunnies, protecting them from a highly contagious and deadly virus. While absolutely necessary, vaccinating our own bunnies has become a costly venture since Ceva discontinued distribution of Filivacs 50-dose vials (donations appreciated! Rabbitats.org/donate). These clinics keep rescue and community rabbits safe while offering an affordable vaccine option. Join the waiting list for our next clinic at Rabbitats.org/vaccine. Spots fill so fast we rarely get to advertise!Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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We’re getting some tax receipt queries. Inquiring minds, here’s your guide!

🐰If you e-transferred a donation over $20 and didn’t receive a tax receipt, please email the name the donation was made under, the date, donation amount, and your full mailing address to donate@rabbitats.org. We’ll get it right out to you in an email!

🩵Donations through our website go through PetFundr/FundRazr. If you've made contributions, you will have received one receipt with all contributions in mid-January. If you do not have your receipt, please check your spam folder first, then email support@petfundr.com with your full contact and donation details.

🫶Donations made through PayPal Giving, either directly or through the Meta donation buttons, also have receipts issued automatically. You are donating to Facebook/PayPal Giving, and they, in turn, donate to us (almost fee-free). We don’t have any control over these receipts.

🪻If you need receipts for in-kind or other donations, again, please email donate@rabbitats.org with the details (when/why/where/how much) and your full mailing address; we’re all volunteers, so please be patient! ... See MoreSee Less

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We’re getting some tax receipt queries. Inquiring minds, here’s your guide! 🐰If you e-transferred a donation over $20 and didn’t receive a tax receipt, please email the name the donation was made under, the date, donation amount, and your full mailing address to donate@rabbitats.org. We’ll get it right out to you in an email! 🩵Donations through our website go through PetFundr/FundRazr. If youve made contributions, you will have received one receipt with all contributions in mid-January. If you do not have your receipt, please check your spam folder first, then email support@petfundr.com with your full contact and donation details. 🫶Donations made through PayPal Giving, either directly or through the Meta donation buttons, also have receipts issued automatically. You are donating to Facebook/PayPal Giving, and they, in turn, donate to us (almost fee-free). We don’t have any control over these receipts. 🪻If you need receipts for in-kind or other donations, again, please email donate@rabbitats.org with the details (when/why/where/how much) and your full mailing address; we’re all volunteers, so please be patient!
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Adoptable bunny - Meet Simon 🐰

Simon is a charming, well-mannered young bun with a mischievous twist. While he may look calm, Simon secretly plots escape attempts, eyes your veggies, and tests the limits the furniture around him. Catch him at the right moment and you might see him binkying in celebration of his clever antics.

Simon is 8 months old, and likely too young for a friend right now. Once he matures, however, he might request a pal! Adopt Simon at rabbitats.org/adopt ... See MoreSee Less

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Adoptable bunny - Meet Simon 🐰 Simon is a charming, well-mannered young bun with a mischievous twist. While he may look calm, Simon secretly plots escape attempts, eyes your veggies, and tests the limits the furniture around him. Catch him at the right moment and you might see him binkying in celebration of his clever antics. Simon is 8 months old, and likely too young for a friend right now. Once he matures, however, he might request a pal! Adopt Simon at rabbitats.org/adopt
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