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We REALLY want you... TOMORROW ‼

We are very short of volunteers at our Richmond, BC, sanctuary with people sick and away tomorrow (Friday, Sept. 9th), can anybody come and help out from 9:30 to 12:30 or any times in between? (Experienced volunteers can come anytime, but we'll have a supervisor in the morning). Please respond here, or email volunteer@rabbitats.org with 'Friday' in the subject line! (Or you can contact Adeline or Deanna if you know their numbers). Please please and thanks in advance!
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16 hours ago
We REALLY want you... TOMORROW ‼ 

We are very short of volunteers at our Richmond, BC, sanctuary with people sick and away tomorrow (Friday, Sept. 9th), can anybody come and help out from 9:30 to 12:30 or any times in between?  (Experienced volunteers can come anytime, but well have a supervisor in the morning).  Please respond here, or email volunteer@rabbitats.org with Friday in the subject line!  (Or you can contact Adeline or Deanna if you know their numbers).   Please please and thanks in advance!

The rabbits don't vote and Rabbitats doesn't get political, but we want to take the pending civic and provincial elections as an opportunity to thank three politicians who have been there for us. Henry Yao is running in Richmond Centre, and for his last stint as an MLA, he was the most helpful, honest politician ever. He didn't pull any punches, he told us when we were wrong and supported us when we were right. He is a true mediator in a climate of extremes. Michael Wolfe, running again for Richmond City Council, has been our most prominent supporter and our voice on council for years. And Pete Fry, a Vancouver City Councillor, running to become next mayor, has been extremely attentive to the rabbit issues in Vancouver. Whatever the outcome, we want to thank them for their support! (This post is not meant to be a debate, just some kudos). ... See MoreSee Less

23 hours ago
The rabbits dont vote and Rabbitats doesnt get political, but we want to take the pending civic and provincial elections as an opportunity to thank three politicians who have been there for us.   Henry Yao is running in Richmond Centre, and for his last stint as an MLA, he was the most helpful, honest politician ever.  He didnt pull any punches, he told us when we were wrong and supported us when we were right.  He is a true mediator in a climate of extremes.  Michael Wolfe, running again for Richmond City Council, has been our most prominent supporter and our voice on council for years.  And Pete Fry, a Vancouver City Councillor, running to become next mayor, has been extremely attentive to the rabbit issues in Vancouver.  Whatever the outcome, we want to thank them for their support!  (This post is not meant to be a debate, just some kudos).Image attachmentImage attachment

Promise some yoga happened during our Moon Rabbit festivities... but the bunnies didn't make it easy!

Thanks to every-bun that celebrated Mid-Autumn Festival with us, with a special thanks to all of our amazing volunteers, Lansdowne Centre Richmond for hosting, and, of course, the bunnies. 🐰♥🐰

Photo credit goes to Lansdowne Centre, plus a couple of close-ups from Kass and Aurelius. 📸
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1 day ago
Promise some yoga happened during our Moon Rabbit festivities... but the bunnies didnt make it easy! 

Thanks to every-bun that celebrated Mid-Autumn Festival with us, with a special thanks to all of our amazing volunteers, Lansdowne Centre Richmond for hosting, and, of course, the bunnies. 🐰♥🐰

Photo credit goes to Lansdowne Centre, plus a couple of close-ups from Kass and Aurelius. 📸Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

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