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Meet Hermes With Tu Shen

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Please note due to the current COVID-19 pandemic our adoption process has changed. Please visit our website spca.bc.ca/adoption/how-to-adopt/ for more information. All adoptions are by appointment only once we have received an application.

***Due to the high number of applications we receive for our animals, we will only be contacting potential adopters to further review their application. We are not able to call all applicants.***
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Meet Hermes and Tu Shen the rabbits!

Hermes and Tu Shen are as best friends as bunnies can be, and when they are not playing or snacking down they can usually be found napping together.

They are a little bit shy at first, however they LOVE their greens, and are becoming more open to pets when they have a tasty treat to go with it! Since they were neutered, they have become experts at using the litter box, and would love to be free-roaming bunnies. They are very curious and love to explore new spaces and would be great for first time rabbit-guardians.

If you are interested in bringing the bunny boys home, please apply online to the BC SPCA Surrey!

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