Sora is looking for a forever home! This adorable bun is being surrendered to Rabbit Rescue as her owner is moving out of the country and isn’t able to take her due to travel/quarantine restrictions.

Sora is a 4.5-year-old spayed Lionhead rabbit with a sweet and inquisitive nature. She enjoys lounging around and appreciates gentle petting sessions. While initially shy, with patience, Sora becomes a loving companion. Despite her small size, she possesses a sassy personality and isn’t afraid to express her feelings, especially if she doesn’t receive a head rub when you walk by. Her curiosity often leads her to investigate your activities, ensuring you’re never alone. Once she feels safe and comfortable in her environment, Sora loves to flop over and stretch out, completely relaxing as she enjoys her space. Seeing her sprawled out is a sure sign that she feels at home!

Sora is highly food-motivated and will happily munch on her favourite treats, including romaine lettuce, arugula, and limited amounts of carrots, apples, and bananas. She’ll come running as soon as she smells a whiff of something sweet.

Her beautiful mane requires regular maintenance, including brushing several times a week. Additionally, she experiences shedding twice a year, during which extra grooming is necessary.

Sora has been a free-roaming rabbit her entire life and is litter trained, showing no interest in chewing furniture as long as she has appropriate distractions. She has previously coexisted with cats and dogs but tends to become easily stressed and prefers a separate space away from other pets. Sora is comfortable around children but thrives best in an environment where she can interact on her own terms.

If Sora sounds like the bun for you, please apply to adopt her today!

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 About Sora 
 4.5-year-old spayed Lionhead rabbit

 A true Canuck – Sora was born on Canada Day! 

 Sweet, inquisitive, and full of personality
 Loves lounging, getting pets, and being admired
 Shy at first but very loving once she warms up
 Can be a little sassy—she’ll let you know when she’s not pleased!

 Sora’s Ideal Home
 Free-roam & litter trained—no furniture chewing (as long as she has toys!)
 Best as the only pet—she’s lived with cats & dogs but prefers her own space (not sure how she would do with another rabbit)
 Good with kids but thrives in a calm environment where she can approach on her terms
 Needs regular brushing—her gorgeous mane requires care, especially during shedding season (2x/year)

Shadow is an adventurous 10 year old bunny that was surrendered to a local shelter with his bonded partner Birdie through no fault of their own. Sadly, Birdie recently passed away and Shadow is mourning her loss. He is a wonderful husbun and hopes to find love again in his golden years. He would benefit from the comfort of a bunwife as he navigates this new chapter of his life.

Shadow is outgoing and playful, and when he first arrived into his foster home he wasted no time making himself at home, zooming out of his crate on day one and diving headfirst into exploring every nook and cranny.

Shadow’s dog-like personality makes him a perfect companion for anyone who loves animals with big hearts and even bigger enthusiasm. He will eagerly greet you when you enter the room and isn’t shy about showing off his playful side. Whether he’s pouncing on pillows, investigating new spaces, or zipping across slippery floors with fearless determination, Shadow brings energy and joy to every moment. Shadow previously lived with a medium-sized dog in a different foster home and did not seem alarmed when the dog was around, and even approached her for sniffs and greetings! Despite being 10 years old, his energy and frequent binkies prove he’s still young at heart!

He loves greens, especially parsley and dill, and hopes to find a bun to share his meals and snacks.

If you have a girl bun looking for a wonderful husbun, please consider Shadow!

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Diamond came to Rabbit Rescue from a local shelter that needed help as they could not provide her with the care she required. Originally found in an alleyway as a stray, Diamond wobbled and fell over quite a bit, and it was suspected she had neurological issues.

Once in foster care, Diamond saw a vet for an assessment and diagnostics and began treatment. It is unknown what has caused her condition, however she greatly improved on medication. At her last vet visit, they deemed her stable but that her wobbling would be permanent. Despite this, Diamond has not once let it slow her down. She still loves to hop around and play, and if she falls over, she gets right back up. She has a large open pen with pillows to help support her, but requires minimal accommodations.

Diamond loves the kitties in her foster home, giving them kisses, which they gladly return. She would likely do really well in a home with other gentle, friendly animals, or bonded to a social, sweet male bunny.

Her foster mom encourages her to build and strengthen her muscles through gentle massage and physiotherapy type work of practicing lifting her legs by activating her muscles. 

As soon as Diamond arrived into foster care, she showed off how gentle she is, and she wants to spend every moment she can with her foster humans. She will lay in your lap, give you kisses, or make you laugh with her bright, funny personality. She loves to be held while her foster mom is sitting on the ground, likely because it makes her feel more secure in her body. 

Diamond is full sized but quite small – but don’t let that fool you – she has a BIG appetite! She loves her pellets and her veggies, eating them up as quickly as she can. 

Being a special needs bunny, Diamond needs a bit more attention and work than other bunnies, but that just makes her all the more lovely. She is brave and courageous, regularly showing how thankful she is for a second chance.

She’s a clever bun, and knows to use pillows to help support her when she’s extra wobbly. Sometimes she gets frustrated when she falls over, but it just makes her more determined to keep getting back up and trying again. Every day she is getting stronger and uses her support pillows less and less. She can even binky, and does so regularly to show off how happy she is!

Diamond will be spayed at the end of January, and her litter box skills will likely improve afterwards. Right now she is still figuring them out but she is fantastic at making sure to pee in her litter box.

Diamond LOVES apple sticks, though she can be picky about other toys.

She truly is a special bunny who deserves a special forever home!

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Noah came to Rabbit Rescue from a shelter in Quebec where he was scheduled to be euthanized due to overcrowding. While his past remains a mystery, it’s likely that, like many other rabbits, he was abandoned outside when his family no longer wanted him. Fortunately, he was rescued and is now adjusting well in his foster home.

This little bunny was given a second lease on life and he’s determined to live it to his fullest. He enjoys waging war against his slinky, tossing his toys, lounging in the sun streaming through the windows and settling in for pets. His a quick learner and has mastered standing on two legs and doing a twirl for treats.

Noah is a thoughtful bunny that takes time to warm up to his humans but when he does, he kisses their nose and steals their hearts. He’s incredibly smart – he even outperformed his foster siblings by solving a treat puzzle in just 20 seconds! He has also mastered the trick of sitting up for treats and now eagerly stands whenever his foster mom enters the room, anticipating yummy rewards.

Noah has impeccable litter habits and is very particular about his litter box, often seen tidying it up throughout the day. He also takes great care of his toys, ensuring that his slinky and ball are always in their designated spots whenever they’re moved. According to his foster mom, Noah is the best roommate anyone could ask for. He keeps his area neat, is considerate of his humans, and remains quiet at night while they sleep.

Noah’s currently taking applications to adopt a human. If you think  you’d be a good match for this handsome boy, apply to adopt him today!

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Iris is a sweet, playful, energetic bunny who was rescued from a kill shelter in Quebec at the 11th hour. She was so happy to be safe in her foster home after her long journey, she did an adorable binky on the first night! She immediately showed what a loving bunny she is, not hesitating to accept pets and give nudges. She loves to chew on her grass mat and willow ball too, and lick her stuffies (and her foster’s slippers!). She is a super curious little bun who is always checking out the pet mice she shares a room with.

Iris has great litter box habits and would make the perfect free-roaming bunny! She can easily escape an x pen so she’d need a more secure enclosure if not free roaming. Iris loves to jump all over furniture and do binkies and zoomies. One of her favourite activities is hopping up onto the nightstand and tearing up a tissue from the kleenex box. She also likes to relax on her blanket with her feet up or as a perfect little loaf.

Iris weighs 1.78kg and received a dental trim upon her arrival at Rabbit Rescue. Likely her dental issues were as a result of a poor diet and now that she has access to all the hay she could ever want, her teeth will likely remain stable. She enjoys pellets and fresh hay and is a huge fan of lettuce.

Iris is a big fan of her morning pellets! She shows off her excitement by doing hilarious spins while waiting for them to be poured into her bowl! 

Apply to adopt this wonderful bunny and make her part of your forever family!

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Meet Carl, a sweet and sometimes shy rabbit looking for his forever home! Carl was rescued from a shelter in Quebec where he narrowly escaped euthanasia due to overcrowding. Since arriving into foster care in July, he has flourished into a well-mannered, free-roaming companion.

Carl is one year old, neutered and vaccinated. He has excellent litter habits and isn’t destructive, making him an easy-going house bunny. Carl loves hay, pellets, and fresh greens like basil and cilantro, and gets especially excited for mealtime with his foraging mat and stacking cups.

Carl enjoys doing binkies and zoomies, but is still shy when it comes to human touch. He warms up slowly to new people and prefers to be admired from a distance or on his own terms. Carl would do best in a calm, patient home and would likely do well with a female bunny buddy for companionship.

If you’re looking for a gentle, quirky bunny to add to your family, Carl might be the perfect match for you!

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Meet Fiona! She was found by a shelter in Quebec after being dumped in the woods. After her time almost ran out at the shelter she was saved by a wonderful Rabbit Rescue foster home. Since arriving into foster care, she is a big fan of naps, loves to stretch out her hind legs, and enjoys lots of hay and her pellets.

Fiona loves to rest her head on her dewlap, this is the largest dewlap many volunteers (and even her vet!) have seen, and it acts as the perfect pillow. Fiona is a large girl at about 5 kg!

At Fiona’s spay surgery, it was discovered that she had Hydrometra, meaning her uterus had filled with clear fluid. It weighed about 1 pound when it was removed. Hydrometra is painful, and prior to her spay Fiona was picky about where she would allow her foster family to pet her. Her spay was curative and she has not had any issues since.

Fiona has been in foster care for about 6 months now and her spay was about 4 months ago. Since then, she has become so much braver and happier! Her foster parents can pet her in areas she previously didn’t allow, including her sides. She loves to explore and lounge about the house, doing the occasional binky and bunny parkour.

She really wants to be with people and will jump on the couch to try and be with you, even if she doesn’t like the feelings of the cushions. She’s also done really well with meeting new people and is quite curious about them. Her favourite greens are parsley and cilantro, although she loves just about any food (including bananas now!) and is always eager for a loop or bit of dried apple. You can usually find her flopped on her side somewhere in the home office or living room. She isn’t the biggest fan of people being in her pen or trying to refill the food dishes but she is improving every day. She would likely make an excellent free roaming bunny. Fiona does really well on her own, but could also be a bonding partner to a very submissive, laid back male bun.

Fiona has come such a long way since coming to Rabbit Rescue, and now it is time for her next great adventure – finding her forever home. Apply to adopt her today!

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Charlotte came to Rabbit Rescue from a shelter in Quebec after she was placed on a euthanasia list due to overcrowding. Given only days to live, she was saved in time by a wonderful foster home.

Charlotte (aka Char-Char-Binks, aka HunnyBunny) had her spay surgery and recovered perfectly. Because she is a Rex, the fur is growing back slowly on her belly where she was shaved but the rest of her is as luxurious as ever, and she absolutely loves any kind of petting or attention. She does not mind being picked up and held when it’s time for grooming, or put on your lap for pats time, though she does prefer if you just snuggle up with her. Really snuggle. She’ll lean into you for smooshes and nuzzles and will nose boop you if you stop. And why would you? No one can get enough of that thick velvety coat!

When Charlotte first came to Rabbit Rescue she was quite overweight, but after a gradual weight loss plan she is now within normal weight range. Because of this, she is able to jump up on the sofa. She is only a little bun, so her foster mom puts a small stool next to the sofa to make it easier for her to get up and down. She loves company, whether it be human or the cats who share the space. Highly social and friendly, Charlotte is always looking to spend time in the company of others. The only time she shows any feistiness is when her space is being messed with. She does not like her blankets being arranged for her, and will tug on her foster mom’s clothing when the litter box is removed and cleaned. As soon as everything is put back in place, she does a little bunstruction to get it the way she wants.

Her litter habits are absolutely excellent and she will eat anything you give her. She is so gentle when being hand fed, even when it’s a cookie and she’s very excited. Charlotte has been taught to step away when her food bowl is being put on the floor and to come and get her food when she is called. You can see videos of that below. Such a good and polite bun!

Charlotte is a wonderful bunny and would love to join your family. Apply to adopt her today!

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Videos of Charlotte:

Charlotte exploring her new foster home

Charlotte makes a shortcut

Charlotte being a love-dovey bunny

Charlotte fluffing the sofa

Charlotte caught playing

Charlotte playing “blanket” with M’Now

Charlotte needs a kibble appetizer before supper

Charlotte’s breakfast routine

Charlotte found the apple snacks!

Hershey is a rambunctious and feisty bun who is looking for his forever home! He is being surrendered to Rabbit Rescue through no fault of his own

Hershey loves scratches on his cheeks and behind his ears and tends to purr quite loudly when being pet! He can be shy at first but if you have treats or pellets he will run right to you. If you sit on the floor he will come nose bump you to check you out as well. 

He loves to have plenty of space for his zoomies and binkies. He is also quite the escape artist so if you plan to have him in an enclosure, make sure it’s secure!

He loves pellets, and any kind of greens. He adores carrots as well but of course in moderation. He hates the vacuum and the broom and will hide when his room is being cleaned. He doesn’t mind being picked up when it’s time for grooming but with any rabbit he prefers his feet on the ground. He is a champ at the vet and lets them examine him without any fuss. He’s a very gentle, sweet, feisty rabbit when he warms up to you!

Hershey is neutered and vaccinated against RHDV.

If you have space in your home for a sweet and funny bun like Hershey, apply to adopt today!

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Theodore is a large, loveable snuggle bunny with the most gorgeous ears. He came from a shelter in Quebec after he was put on a euthanasia list due to overcrowding and given only days to live.

Since arriving into foster care, Theodore has proven to be one of the sweetest bunnies ever! He loves to be pet and gives lots of kisses. He will happily flop right next to you and will come up onto the couch for some snuggles. 

This guy loves his food and is an amazing hay eater. Pellet time and salad time are both met with excited binkies and human leg-circling. He loves fruit as a treat and has never come across a bun-safe food he doesn’t like. 

Theodore loves to play on the daybed where he will throw around blankets and pillows. He is a chewer (not interested in baseboards though!) so proper bun-proofing is a must. The great news is that he has perfect litter box habits so no unexpected messes to clean up! 

Theodore has proven to be a bit of a mountain goat and loves to get up into high places. A true escape artist, Theodore is happiest as a free roam bun in his foster home. He would also do well in a large room of his own. 

Theodore’s foster mom thinks he would do great bonded with a friendly female companion, although he’s been living life up as a handsome single man for now. 

This boy has the shiniest fur and is a whole 8 pounds of love! As adorable as he is in photos and videos, his true personality comes through most in person. Theodore is an easy-going, quirky sweetie pie that will warm your heart. If that sounds like a good fit for you, apply to adopt gorgeous Theodorable today! 

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Meet Carmy, a sweetheart of a little lionhead bunny looking for his forever home!

Carmy was rescued by his current foster parents after being kept in a small closet by himself in a barn on a chicken farm for several months. From what we know Carmy was used for breeding for the majority of his life (rough estimate is he is around 7+ years of age) until winding up in the barn he was rescued from. 

Despite the very sad and lonely conditions Carmy lived in for all of his life up until his rescue in April 2024, he is an incredibly sweet, curious and gentle little guy who has slowly been learning to enjoy living in a proper home and being spoiled! He is understandably still quite timid having spent most of his life without proper care or socialization. He can be easily spooked and wary of receiving pets or attention, but if you are patient and give him some gentle encouragement, he seems genuinely curious and wanting to engage with you. A little bribery with some of his favourite treats (banana or pellets) definitely helps though! 

While he is still learning to be more playful, he has developed a serious passion for enrichment activities where he has to search & solve puzzles to find treats. Carmy’s favourite way to spend every morning is foraging through a simple cardboard box filled with some balled up newspaper for a bit of hay or pellets sprinkled in! 

Even though we estimate Carmy to be around 7 years old, his personality makes him seem quite a bit younger. He is very mobile and bright bun without any apparent health issues. His fur grows fairly quickly and was quite matted when he was rescued but a bit of light combing and trimming is about as high-maintenance as Carmy gets. He’s also 95% litter-trained and likes to keep his space fairly tidy despite having lived in a barn! He seems pretty particular about the placement of his toys and his foraging box – if his foster parents ever move them while hanging out with him he resolutely moves it right back! 

While his quality of life has definitely improved since his rescue, Carmy’s foster parents think he could be a fantastic candidate to be paired with another bunny and could benefit from having another buddy to keep him company and help build his confidence and playfulness. He’s quite a docile and submissive little guy who we think could easily bond with another bun as long as they aren’t too pushy or aggressive!

This wonderful little floof truly deserves to spend the rest of his life in a home where he will never be lonely or neglected again. Please consider applying to make him part of your forever family!

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Moo Moo came from a shelter in Quebec after his time ran out. He was saved in the nick of time by a foster home and he is now looking for his forever home!

Since arriving into foster care, Moo Moo has been loving his new life. He can be shy at first, but loves to give nose bonks. He is willing to accept some petting on his back in moderation – especially while he is distracted eating pellets. If you lie down in his space, he will climb on your back and legs as if he is going mountain climbing.

He is very comfortable in his space and can often be seen flopping to show how safe he feels. He loves hidey boxes for his afternoon naps.

He hasn’t figured out that flop beds are comfy spots for napping. Instead, Moo Moo prefers to use them as an outer shell on his back to transform into a burtle (bunny-turtle).

Mr. Moo is a great hay eater and has a wonderful appetite for pellets and mixed greens. He gets very excited for pellets and this is when he will binky most often. He also enjoys dandelion and has slowly developed an interest in other herbs like basil, cilantro, dill and parsley. Once a week he enjoys a special treat of a slice of banana which he devours.

His litter habits are excellent and he keeps his space very clean – in case any prospective adopters might drop in!

Moo Moo is such a sweet boy and he has been waiting patiently in foster care for a furever home. Given his gentle demeanour, he could be a candidate for bonding with a lady bun.

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Caramel Latte came from a shelter in Quebec after he was placed on a euthanasia list due to overcrowding. He has since been vaccinated and neutered.

Caramel Latte is a little sweet, cuddle bun who is just as happy laying and relaxing as he is under someone’s adoring, petting hands. He loves head to bum pats (a fully body patter as his foster likes to call him). He is also, hands down, the softest rabbit in existence which makes petting him even better for everyone involved. He’s got a very sweet disposition, is naturally curious and will want to explore and understand everything in his environment. He enjoys playing with new toys and spending time with his foster parents.

He loves food, and eats hay, pellets, and greens very well. His litter habits are excellent and he’s very tidy!

He’s a stunning pretty boy and would make a wonderful addition to any family home as he’s gentle, and a big sweetie with a ton of personality. 

If Caramel Latte sounds like the bun for you, apply to adopt him today!

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Gandalf is looking for a new foster home!!

Gandalf the Grey came from a shelter in Quebec after he was placed on a euthanasia list due to overcrowding. He came into foster care with a head tilt, and received several months of treatment with the hope that he could improve, or the tilt could correct. While Gandalf’s condition is now stable, his head tilt is very likely permanent.

However, Gandalf is a bun that has no concept of disability. He may be tilted, but he runs and moves around as if the world has always been topsy turvy. He’s a chill bunny, who loves to lounge in his space. He gets one medication, twice daily to help keep him from rolling and getting motion sickness. With a little bit of banana, he takes his meds like an absolute champ. He LOVES to eat and will come running up to you for snacks. He also loves some gentle petting and will sit with his head in your hands to get pets all day. He is so beautifully doe-eyed, and you won’t be able to resist loving on him while he looks up at you adoringly.

His set-up currently includes a pen that is open to a larger room, so he is very much a free roam bunny. He loves consistency in his space, so if you do want to add things, do so slowly. He’s not a big fan of change. When he is settling into a new space, he will often roll as he adjusts, but once he gets used to the space, his rolling goes away and he really loves to move around.

Given he has one eye that he actively uses, it’s important to approach him slowly and make sure he sees you, otherwise you could spook him, which he doesn’t like. He may respond with a grunt or a lunge, but once he realizes who it is, he is his usual happy self.  

Gandalf needs a gentle soul, who will love him and give him the time and attention he deserves. He has been through so much – when he came into the rescue, he was unable to walk, had to be confined to a dog crate, couldn’t pee on his own, and had to be hand fed. Fast forward to today, and he’s running around, demanding pets and treats. His journey has been incredible, and he is most deserving of a forever family home. Disabled buns are often overlooked, but his care is minimal, and the love and adoration you get back will be worth it tenfold!

Gandalf is neutered, vaccinated, and looking for a special forever family that understands his unique needs. Gandalf is available for adoption, but is also looking for a foster home! Apply today to make this special bun a part of your family.

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Adorable Leo is looking for his forever home!

Leo is a sweet and quiet 4 year old lionhead bunny who is being surrendered to Rabbit Rescue as his family is no longer able to keep him.

Leo loves hanging out in his pen, but he gets his zoomies out with a big run around once a day. He loves hay and to share a bite of banana.

Leo is a calm bunny, who appreciates cuddle time and his alone time. He is a gentle spirit, often befriending other animals in the home with ease.

Unfortunately Leo has moved around quite a bit through no fault of his own. His next home will be his fourth. His first owner was unaware of how to take care of a rabbit and he experienced neglect. He was confined to a small cage, not provided the correct food, and frequently submerged in water. His second home kept him temporarily until he made his way to his current home two years later. His current family has provided him with a great environment and adores him, but due to changing circumstances can no longer keep him. They are hoping that Leo finally gets to find his wonderful forever home to spoil him with all the love and care he deserves!

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Brandy and Burberry were surrendered to Rabbit Rescue through no fault of their own. Brandy came to Rabbit Rescue after being dumped outside. She was adopted and introduced to Burberry and they quickly bonded. 

When they say opposites attract, they were talking about these two!

Burberry is a gentle soul, a laid back bun who enjoys head rubs and kisses. Brandy is feisty and full of personality.

Burberry loves to dig and chew hard things (including bun-safe toys made of wood and palm). Brandy likes to dig soft things, like fabrics, blankets, towels etc. Burberry can be choosy with his vegetables and hay, but Brandy eats everything! They are both big fans of hay, and will eat it at record speed!

During nap time, you can find Burberry sound asleep flopped on his side with his eyes closed. Brandy prefers to sleep in the loaf position and rarely closes her eyes completely, keeping a safe lookout for the two of them.

Burberry is an expert jumper, and can be found jumping on boxes, chairs etc. Brandy much prefers to have all 4 feet on the ground.

They have in common a love for pellets, bananas, and their nighttime forage mix. They will sit by the gate and stare right at their foster humans at food time, just to make sure they don’t forget!

They are also really warming up in foster care and have become accepting of lots of pats. Foster humans also make excellent furniture, and they aren’t shy about climbing on them to get a better view! Brandy has recently started giving her foster humans kisses, proving that she’s a real sweetheart to anyone who takes the time to get to know her!

Burberry was born February/March 2021 and Brandy is roughly the same age.

These two cuties are fixed, vaccinated, and are ready to find their forever home!

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