Snow Bunny

Meet Snow Bunny – Available for Adoption or Foster to Adopt! <br/> Location: Langley, BC<br/><br/>Meet Snow Bunny, a true survivor with a story that will stay with you long after you read it. <br/>He was supposed to die. Instead, he survived.<br/>Snow Bunny came into care in July 2025, one of 18 huskies rescued from a severe hoarding situation. When he arrived, he was incredibly sick, underweight, and fighting for his life.<br/>He was suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection — a condition that affects the lungs and airways, making it difficult to breathe, eat, and fight infection. In cases like his, it can become life-threatening very quickly.<br/>Snow Bunny was one of the worst cases.<br/>Veterinarians prepared for the possibility that he may not survive, and euthanasia was even recommended.<br/>But he was given a chance. <br/>For 7 months, Snow Bunny received intensive, dedicated care and rehabilitation:<br/>• Daily subcutaneous fluids<br/>• Plasma treatments/injections<br/>• Ongoing medical care and antibiotics<br/>• Carefully managed nutrition and weight gain support<br/>• Vitamins and immune support<br/>• Strength rebuilding and recovery<br/>• Patience, consistency, and unwavering commitment<br/>There were setbacks. There were hard days. But Snow Bunny kept fighting.<br/>And he made it. <br/>Today, he is healthy, strong, and thriving. He has gained weight, rebuilt muscle, and has officially been vet-cleared for adoption — against all odds.<br/><br/>Strengths:<br/>• Extremely affectionate and loving <br/>• Cuddly and people-oriented<br/>• Loves other dogs <br/>• Gentle, sweet nature<br/>• Resilient and continues to blossom<br/><br/>Things He’s Working On:<br/>• Continued confidence building<br/>• Adjusting fully into a home environment<br/>• Learning routine and structure<br/>• Building strength and stamina after recovery<br/><br/>About Snow Bunny:<br/>Age: 3–4 years<br/>Gender: Male (neutered)<br/>Vetting: Fully vaccinated & vet cleared <br/>Dog Friendly: Yes<br/>Cat Friendly: Unknown<br/>Kid Friendly: Older children (5+) can be tested with younger he is calm <br/>Energy Level: Medium<br/><br/>Ideal Home:<br/>Snow Bunny deserves a home that understands the journey he’s been through — one that will provide love, patience, and stability as he continues to grow into himself.<br/>He is a dog who fought to survive. Now he deserves a life where he can finally just be safe, loved, and home. <br/><br/>Adoption Fee: $500

Meet Snow Bunny – Available for Adoption or Foster to Adopt!
Location: Langley, BC

Meet Snow Bunny, a true survivor with a story that will stay with you long after you read it.
He was supposed to die. Instead, he survived.
Snow Bunny came into care in July 2025, one of 18 huskies rescued from a severe hoarding situation. When he arrived, he was incredibly sick, underweight, and fighting for his life.
He was suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection — a condition that affects the lungs and airways, making it difficult to breathe, eat, and fight infection. In cases like his, it can become life-threatening very quickly.
Snow Bunny was one of the worst cases.
Veterinarians prepared for the possibility that he may not survive, and euthanasia was even recommended.
But he was given a chance.
For 7 months, Snow Bunny received intensive, dedicated care and rehabilitation:
• Daily subcutaneous fluids
• Plasma treatments/injections
• Ongoing medical care and antibiotics

Meet Snow Bunny – Available for Adoption or Foster to Adopt!
Location: Langley, BC

Meet Snow Bunny, a true survivor with a story that will stay with you long after you read it.
He was supposed to die. Instead, he survived.
Snow Bunny came into care in July 2025, one of 18 huskies rescued from a severe hoarding situation. When he arrived, he was incredibly sick, underweight, and fighting for his life.
He was suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection — a condition that affects the lungs and airways, making it difficult to breathe, eat, and fight infection. In cases like his, it can become life-threatening very quickly.
Snow Bunny was one of the worst cases.
Veterinarians prepared for the possibility that he may not survive, and euthanasia was even recommended.
But he was given a chance.
For 7 months, Snow Bunny received intensive, dedicated care and rehabilitation:
• Daily subcutaneous fluids
• Plasma treatments/injections
• Ongoing medical care and antibiotics
• Carefully managed nutrition and weight gain support
• Vitamins and immune support
• Strength rebuilding and recovery
• Patience, consistency, and unwavering commitment
There were setbacks. There were hard days. But Snow Bunny kept fighting.
And he made it.
Today, he is healthy, strong, and thriving. He has gained weight, rebuilt muscle, and has officially been vet-c