Search by city
or postal code:
[gmw form="1"]

View all locations

Search our site:

Search Adoptable Animals or Lost & Found Pets

Donate
BC SPCA Logo

 |  Search 290 pets ›

‹ Previous pet
Next pet ›

Meet Spruce Springsteen

Add to favourites

Meet Spruce Springsteen! This little cutie came to us all the way from the North Cariboo region in hopes of finding his forever family. When Spruce first arrived, he was really shy and would hide when someone approached him but now he is so much more confident! Spruce will hop over to greet you when you visit his kennel and he loves lots of pats and attention. Spruce really enjoys his daily salad, doing binky jumps and relaxing on soft fuzzy blankets. Come meet this little bunbun today!

First time bunny owner? Please see our care guide to ensure your lifestyle is compatible with the needs of a rabbit:

https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/rabbit-care-guide.pdf

To Adopt:
1. Apply online
2. Come visit during adoption hours (1-4pm Fri-Tues)
3. Speak with one of our adoption counsellors

If it’s a good match the adoption will be finalized and your new fluffy friend can go home with you!

Please Note – Adoptions are on a first come, first considered basis.

Share This Pet



About Me

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 Spruce Springsteen?

What's Next?


Learn More

How do I welcome a new cat into my home?

Cats are wonderful companions and giving a cat a home is a wonderful event, but it is important to remember that cats can be very timid and afraid when transitioning into a new home. When you arrive home, go straight...

Why does my pet need to be vaccinated?

Vaccines protect your pet from getting diseases that are contagious and possibly fatal. Vaccinating your pet doesn’t just protect your pet, it also protects other pets in the community who may be too young or...

Is it bad to feed birds?

The BC SPCA generally doesn’t recommend feeding wildlife – but what about bird feeders? Although common worldwide, bird feeding does carry risks. In the absence of disease outbreaks, feed birds only in harsh...

Keep us all safe in emergencies

We’re greateful that the B.C. government listened to our previous advocacy and the new Emergency and Disaster Management Act requires that animals be included in risk assessments and emergency management plans....

​How do I train an aggressive dog?

A dog may show aggression like growling, barking, lunging or biting for many reasons. Aggression is a normal dog behaviour but it can cause stress, injury or pain to your dog, you or others. Avoid things that cause...

​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 power does the BC SPCA have in enforcing animal...

PCA Act The BC SPCA derives its powers to investigate and take action in instances of animal cruelty from the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act (PCA Act). We are the only animal welfare organization in B.C. with...

​What is animal abuse?

An animal is in distress, according to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act (PCA Act), if it is: (a) Deprived of adequate food, water, shelter, ventilation, light, space, exercise, care or veterinary...

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...


advertisement