Trooper is at the Apex Animal Hospital about to undergo amputation surgery, thank you so much for your support. Wish him luck!

October 19, 2018
Trooper is at the Apex Animal Hospital about to undergo amputation surgery, thank you so much for your support. Wish him luck!

Summer appreciation post! The busiest season for our shelter (renovations, colony movements, and events, oh-my!) but also the happiest season for our bun buns.
We’ve had many-a binky party in the outdoor x-pens; according to the bunnies, our upgraded exercise runs are the best thing since sliced bread (chopped kale?).
Outdoor space has been the best therapy for our bunnies: Grass, exercise, and fresh air = medicine for recovering rabbits, long-term residents, GI issues, and more.
So grateful for our sanctuary space. 🐇🤍
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Not everyone is able to visit the sanctuary, so we’re giving you the full tour!
Our front enclosures host our current largest colony (25 rabbits) along with a group of 10, and a currently unoccupied micro-rabbitat while we sort some logistics.
Both front enclosures house middle-aged rabbits in similar age groups, ranging between 4-7 years old.
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Omg babies!! Six littles have moved to The Bunny Cafe and we are in love.
Meet Trixie, Kensington, Barbie, Maggie, Chickpea, and Gingersnap - all rescued this spring/summer.
Trixie - A midnight rescue from the Vancouver Art Gallery.
Kensington - Solo cutie rescued on Knight + Kingsway.
Barbie - Rescued by a group of neighbourhood kids in East Vancouver!
Maggie - Her nest was accidentally dug up by someone doing yard work in a Richmond garden.
Chickpea - Found downtown Vancouver near the Chickpea food truck.
Gingersnap - A YVR baby brought to a clinic for euthanasia... and so she joined our family.
6 girls with unique rescue stories - you have to meet them. 💛
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