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Six bunnies, four so new to the world, their eyes are still closed. Disposed of.
Thank you to Kat Harvey for rescuing all six of these dumped pets. We need a safe foster home for these bunnies to land.
If you can help, please reach out at Rabbitats.org/foster
One thing we’re never short on? Bunny poop 🐰
Our compost pile is looking pretty magnificent these days. In other words, perfect time to stop by for your gardening gold. 🧡
$3/bag - self-serve rabbit manure. Bring your own bag, or use the sturdy bags we provide.
100% of proceeds goes to our rescue bunnies.
Purchase at Rabbitats.org/shop to schedule pickup (number + address provided at checkout 🩵).
Thank you for supporting our bunnies, and your local rose bushes. 🌹
Our sick bunny fund is in trouble. Trigger warnings - Injured bunnies, injured pets, sick pets
Between the dozens of babies needing spays/neuters, complicated injuries requiring both surgery and extensive aftercare, and rising vaccination costs to protect all of our rabbits from RHDV, our medical fund is running dry.
There are more bunnies in need of immediate help, but we can’t responsibly intake until we’ve raised enough to cover our current medical needs.
This is what just one week of medical care looks like:
One of our rescue bunnies had surgery to remove a very large, encapsulated abscess that required a significant incision. The good - the infection hadn’t spread, and our vet was able to remove it fully and intact. The bad - an expensive surgery with an unknown prognosis. His life is worth all efforts, but without donations, our options become far more limited.
We have at least five bunnies waiting for spays and neuters, with others fast approaching maturity. The faster we can get them fixed, the faster we can send them home.
Riley had a major setback - his infection has returned, and we’re worried for this special little bun. While examining his injuries, part of his upper left jaw and two molars practically fell into our vet’s hand. 😭He received new X-rays to see how his injuries have progressed. No prognosis yet… so please send Riley your best wishes. We love him.
We pulled Maple, a girl from our Maplewood colony, due to a growth on her back. After removal, our vet determined it was more “wart” than a cancer risk, and didn’t require a biopsy. Good news for this beauty. ❤️
Honkers, a compassionate boarder, needed sedation to check on his teeth, as we’ve noticed wet, matted fur around his mouth. While sedated, he had his molar spurs filed, as well as a nodule removed from behind one leg.
Sabrina, our Bunny Cafe darling, bonked her face pretty hard - hard enough to get a bloody snout and wiggly front teeth. For now, she’s eating well, but we’re continuing to monitor. The loose teeth are concerning, to say the least.
The need is clear - for all of these bunnies and beyond. Every donation is life-saving. Rabbitats.org/donate or www.paypal.com/ca/fundraiser/charity/3764772
Rabbitat's Guide to Sanctuary Rescue is an in-dept overview of what it takes to start a rabbit sanctuary - from construction to logistics and care.
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