Forrest & Frank (Vancouver)

**Forrest and Frank are now in a home.**<br/><br/>Meet Forrest and Frank, a bonded pair of cuteness! These two much-loved bunnies were given up due to a very sad and difficult family situation. In their last home they free roamed and lived peacefully with cats, but they don't mind having a pen set up, either.<br/><br/>These one-year-old boys are very different in appearance and personality, but they're an inseparable little team.<br/><br/>Forrest may be small, but this little Netherland Dwarf bun is definitely the leader of this operation. Curious, clever, and always ready for an adventure. He loves to run and explore and is the problem solver of the pair, figuring out how things work and where they can go next. If theres something new to investigate, you can bet Forrest will be first on the scene — with Frank following close behind.<br/><br/>Frank is the adorable, fluffy follower of the duo. He's a happy little Holland Lop who often lets Forrest take the lead, but he has one very important priority: FOOD. Frank believes snacks are an excellent reason to participate in just about anything! He is working on being a bit more neat and tidy by keeping his poops in the litter box more consistently. He just thinks it's really important that everyone knows he owns the place. This is very likely to improve once he is in a home with fewer foster bunnies nearby. He was very good with his litter habits in his previous home.<br/><br/>These two are endlessly entertaining — investigating, snacking, being adorable, and maybe a little bit of plotting mischief as well!<br/><br/>The adoption fee is $75 per rabbit ($150 for a pair). Please do your research and if you're interested in any of our rabbits, go to www.vrra.org to fill in our adoption application. We follow the House Rabbit Society adoption policies. For everything you need to know about caring for a bunny, visit the House Rabbit Society website at: www.rabbit.org. We strongly encourage all prospective bunny adopters to pick up a copy of The House Rabbit Handbook: How to Live with an Urban Rabbit, available from most online sellers (e.g., Amazon) as well at our shelter.

**Forrest and Frank are now in a home.**

Meet Forrest and Frank, a bonded pair of cuteness! These two much-loved bunnies were given up due to a very sad and difficult family situation. In their last home they free roamed and lived peacefully with cats, but they don't mind having a pen set up, either.

These one-year-old boys are very different in appearance and personality, but they're an inseparable little team.

Forrest may be small, but this little Netherland Dwarf bun is definitely the leader of this operation. Curious, clever, and always ready for an adventure. He loves to run and explore and is the problem solver of the pair, figuring out how things work and where they can go next. If theres something new to investigate, you can bet Forrest will be first on the scene — with Frank following close behind.

Frank is the adorable, fluffy follower of the duo. He's a happy little Holland Lop who often lets Forrest take the lead, but he has one very important priority: FOOD. Frank believes sna

**Forrest and Frank are now in a home.**

Meet Forrest and Frank, a bonded pair of cuteness! These two much-loved bunnies were given up due to a very sad and difficult family situation. In their last home they free roamed and lived peacefully with cats, but they don't mind having a pen set up, either.

These one-year-old boys are very different in appearance and personality, but they're an inseparable little team.

Forrest may be small, but this little Netherland Dwarf bun is definitely the leader of this operation. Curious, clever, and always ready for an adventure. He loves to run and explore and is the problem solver of the pair, figuring out how things work and where they can go next. If theres something new to investigate, you can bet Forrest will be first on the scene — with Frank following close behind.

Frank is the adorable, fluffy follower of the duo. He's a happy little Holland Lop who often lets Forrest take the lead, but he has one very important priority: FOOD. Frank believes snacks are an excellent reason to participate in just about anything! He is working on being a bit more neat and tidy by keeping his poops in the litter box more consistently. He just thinks it's really important that everyone knows he owns the place. This is very likely to improve once he is in a home with fewer foster bunnies nearby. He was very good with his litter habits in his previous home.
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