Search by city
or postal code:

View all locations

Search our site:

Search Adoptable Animals or Lost & Found Pets

Donate
BC SPCA Logo

 |  Search 346 pets ›

‹ Previous pet
Next pet ›

Meet Pat

Add to favourites

Is there anything cuter than a baby bunny? These rockin’ bunnies are looking for their forever homes! These little gals are super sweet and are ready to find their families.

Pat is the outgoing sister of her group who is very social and loves to play with her siblings and humans. She enjoys the company of her bunny sisters and likes to spend lots of time cleaning them and snuggling them. She would do well adopted as a pair or in a home with another resident rabbit. Pat loves food and treats and will do anything for some fresh greens. This is perfect for anyone looking to train a bunny to do tricks and play fun games!

All babies are currently comfy in a foster home and not located in the shelter. If you are interested in meeting them and possibly adopting, please fill out our rabbit adoption application and email it to us here in West Vancouver at wvan@spca.bc.ca today!

Share This Pet



About Me

  • Days in care: 52
  • Approximate age: 3 months old
  • Pet Type: Rabbit
  • Breed: Lop Eared / Satin
  • Colour: White / Orange
  • Weight: 1.026 kg
  • Sex: Female
  • Location: BC SPCA West Vancouver, West Vancouver B.C.
  • Animal ID: 564432
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

Compatibility

Important: The history and compatibility of an animal is not always known. If certain compatibility criteria have been identified, they will be listed here or in the animal's description.




Are you ready to adopt Pat?

What's Next?


Learn More

Do fish feel pain?

Though some are still skeptical, evidence that fish can feel pain has been growing for decades. It has now reached a point where the sentience of fish (their ability to perceive, experience and feel) is acknowledged...

​How long does it take to adopt an animal from the BC...

Every adoption is unique and the time it takes to adopt varies. Some animals can go home the same day if they are successfully matched. Visit our adoptable animals section to start your search...

​What do I do if my dog has separation anxiety?

Dogs form strong bonds with animals and people with whom they live. Most dogs can cope with separation from family members for a few hours. Some feel anxious, stressed, even panicked when left even for a few...

What’s the difference between wild cottontail...

Just because you see a rabbit in the wild doesn’t mean they’re a “wild” rabbit. Free-living populations of domestic rabbits exist in urban areas — these rabbits are often abandoned pets or their...

What do you do if you see a cougar?

Cougars are found throughout much of B.C. and are also known as mountain lions or pumas. Cougars are generally very secretive and rarely seen. However, cougars may occasionally pass through urban settings, or when...

Do serval cats make good house pets?

Although serval cats are not included in the provincial Controlled Alien Species legislation, that doesn’t mean they should be kept as pets. Serval cats are wild animals. Native to many parts of Africa, serval...

How do animals get lead poisoning?

Lead poisoning is a serious condition that affects wild birds and other animals when they are exposed to lead – from surviving a lead shot, ingesting spent ammunition or fishing tackle, or secondary poisoning...

​What kind of shelter is adequate for a dog outside?

Dogs are social animals who like being around people and, in many cases, other dogs. If they live outdoors this often means they live in isolation. Dogs left outdoors must have an outdoor kennel that is weather and...

​How does the BC SPCA help horses?

Horses and farm animals come into the BC SPCA’s care through cruelty investigations. Sadly, they are usually in poor condition. In many cases they require extensive nutritional and medical rehabilitation due to...


advertisement