Rabbitats is currently revamping our Meet n’ Treat bunny experience, please check back soon for updates. Note that this webpage is the only official source for this program, no other sites are authorized. We look forward to introducing you to our rabbits in the near future! (Sept. 2026)
Rabbitats feels that to know bunnies is to love them, so we strive for personal experiences. Rabbits are profoundly misunderstood. They are often acquired on impulse by people with little knowledge on how to interact with them and how to care for them. They end up surrendered or abandoned. Our meet n’ treats will not only introduce you to our adoptable bunnies, they will also provide much needed information about rabbits as pets, their habits, personalities and their plight. There is no greater joy than seeing people who never gave them a second thought enamoured with our little charges.
Our “Meet & Treat” experiences bring smiles and laughter to guests while they interact with our curious and friendly rescued rabbits.
- Have an educational visit to your classroom or community group meeting.
- Host a stress-busting “Meet & Treat” for your students during exam time.
- Enhance your company’s health and wellness by offering “Bunny Breaks” at the office.
- Invite the Rabbitats Rescue Society to your events and support the bunnies instead of commercial mobile services that exploit them.
- Learn all about rabbits and maybe even find a little friend of your own!
Photos courtesy of Healthy Family Media Inc.
Please note, we are NOT a petting zoo. We do not allow picking up of our rabbits. Touching is allowed only if the rabbit invites it. You will be offering them healthy treats, and our rabbits will decide when they are comfortable interacting.
Most of our rabbits love their meet n’ treats, but if they’re new to the experience or just having a bad day, they have the option to head to their comfortable ‘burrow boxes’ where we ask that they not be disturbed.
The Meet & Treats and other events support our rescued rabbits. The pricing varies according to the nature of the visit and the location and size of event, but start at a minimum fee of $250 with additional donations appreciated. Please fill out the form below for more details.
Note: We also do Bunny Yoga!
FAQ
How long do you stay?
Everyone can feed and interact with the rabbits for one hour (set up and take down not included in that time).
What do we need to provide?
Rabbitats will bring an enclosure pen, the bunnies, mats (as needed), hiding boxes and smiles, and we appreciate it if the hosts provide fresh greens like kale, romaine lettuce and carrot tops, and herbs like mint, parsley, and cilantro. (If this isn’t possible, let us know and we can make other arrangements).
How much does it cost?
The rates start at $250 for Richmond and the surrounding areas. Transportation fees will apply for locations father away (eg: Tri-Cities, North Shore, Surrey and the Fraser Valley).
What does the money go towards?
Rabbitats’ is a completely volunteer run, registered charity. All donations go towards our rabbits’ care and well-being. You are supporting a very worthwhile cause. We are not a “petting zoo” business or “exploiting” animals for profit. We use this time to socialize our bunnies for potential fosters and adoptions, and these visits also keep them happy with extra play time, enrichment, and treats (yes, the fluffy little weirdos consider kale a treat!).
Where do you serve and what sort of events?
We serve anywhere in the Lower Mainland of BC.
Events we serve included (but not limited to):
- Schools
- Community groups
- Community centers
- Daycares
- Yoga venues
- Pet therapy sessions
- Senior homes
- Assisted living facilities
Can we come to the bunnies?
Rabbitats is currently looking at booking visits to our shelter, but we are on an old farm with thoroughly unmodern facilities! Please watch this page for future information on this option!
Please note, filling out this form does not guarantee a booking. We are extremely busy and completely volunteer-run. Thank you for your patience and compassion.