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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🏡 Ever thought about adopting backyard bunnies? It might be more compassionate, and more doable, than you think. 💚

With close to 2,000 domestic rabbits living wild in Richmond, we’re in the middle of a crisis. Adopting outdoor bunnies ethically is one of the most impactful ways to help, providing safe, enriched spaces for rabbits who might otherwise live in cages or on the streets.

All our bunnies are spayed/neutered, RHDV vaccinated, and adopted out in bonded groups (from pairs to large colonies). They're social and looking for a safe place to land.

Not sure where to start? We’ll walk you through it — from housing design and enrichment ideas, to choosing the right bunnies for your setup.

Outdoor rabbits have specific needs, but with the right guidance, they can live long, happy, healthy lives.

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🏡 Ever thought about adopting backyard bunnies? It might be more compassionate, and more doable, than you think. 💚 With close to 2,000 domestic rabbits living wild in Richmond, we’re in the middle of a crisis. Adopting outdoor bunnies ethically is one of the most impactful ways to help, providing safe, enriched spaces for rabbits who might otherwise live in cages or on the streets. All our bunnies are spayed/neutered, RHDV vaccinated, and adopted out in bonded groups (from pairs to large colonies). Theyre social and looking for a safe place to land. Not sure where to start? We’ll walk you through it — from housing design and enrichment ideas, to choosing the right bunnies for your setup. Outdoor rabbits have specific needs, but with the right guidance, they can live long, happy, healthy lives. Ready to make space in your yard and your heart? ❤️ Head to Rabbitats.org/adopt or to Rabbitats.org/BackyardBunnies for more information.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there, both human and bunny 🐰😌 Message brought to you from the most handsome bun-dad, Claude Debussy, and his bun-wife, Clair de Lune 🩶🩶🩶 ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there, both human and bunny 🐰😌 Message brought to you from the most handsome bun-dad, Claude Debussy, and his bun-wife, Clair de Lune 🩶🩶🩶
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OUR SICK BUNNY FUND NEEDS HELP - Wee Daisy's vet bill alone is $3000 and rising! She's had abscess surgery, dental surgery and other procedures. They had to send her head x-rays to a specialist for review and there are still no clear answers. And now we may need a dental specialist which is not affordable without donations.

Any and all support is appreciated to help sweet Daisy. Her bonded friends need her! 💕🤍💕🤍

If the donation button doesn’t work, please use paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772, or rabbitats.org/donate ... See MoreSee Less

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