Rabbit Rescue, Control & Management

With your support, we've raised nearly $3,000 towards vaccinations.

This = 115 rescue rabbits protected from RHD! Thank you to everyone who has helped so far - please share to help us reach our goal (and get our first Facebook donation! 🤞🐰). ... See MoreSee Less

If you haven't met her yet, let me introduce you to Francis. We found her dumped in a Burnaby, BC, park washroom. She had injuries around her bottom, and we later discovered she was missing her tail (predator or other trauma, we'll never know).

Francis is a tiny lionhead lop with pretty much the sweetest face you could imagine. So when she first came to the shelter, she had a lot of adoption interest! We never thought she'd still be with us, almost a year later.

Because of her lost tail, Francis struggles to keep herself clean when she pees. She often has a wet underside and needs regular cleaning and drying to keep her comfortable.

When some earlier-interested adopters discovered that Francis has a disability... crickets.

Caring for a rabbit with a disability is a time commitment that many aren't able to offer, but the radio silence still hurts on Francis' behalf.

We are hopeful to find Francis' perfect person - someone who will love and care for her in her entirety.

Francis is not a couch lounger - she's quick and zippy - blink, and she's down the hall! She loves vertical space, hopping on boxes, and discovering new heights. She's easygoing with other bunnies and would absolutely benefit from a bonded partner.

Rabbits with special care needs can be incredibly hard to place. But we know her home is out there. A family that will dote on her, and in return, form an incomparable bond with an incredible bunny. She is worth it.

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IMMEDIATE SUPPORT NEEDED

We need to raise $8,000, with 300 rabbits in urgent need of vaccinations this month.

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus has just been confirmed in Saskatchewan; it’s currently surging in multiple states, and the only protection against this virus is vaccination.

The spread is inevitable, and vaccination is more important than ever. But we have a problem.

Ceva Animal Health recently discontinued the Filavac bulk vaccine packs.

Our rabbit community relies on us to provide cost-effective vaccine clinics and free or subsidized vaccines to low-income families. And our rabbits rely on us for their lives. Our expenses have increased tenfold, overnight.

This price increase is not sustainable, and could put our large-scale rescue projects to a halt. We need your help to protect our rabbits from this deadly, fast-spreading virus.

How Can I Help?

1. Donate here, or to our Pet Fundr fundraiser - petfundr.com/RHDVaccine

2. Sponsor a shelter rabbit vaccine: sl1nk.com/m89p1s4

3. Spread the word! Share our fundraiser with friends, family, and beyond. Together, we can protect at-risk rabbits from this deadly virus.

4. Vaccinate your rabbits: Rabbitats.org/vaccine - This virus can survive for long periods in the environment and is easily spread. Vaccination is the only real prevention. ... See MoreSee Less