Tiger Lily (Vancouver)

Found on a street dumped, scared and alone, at just a few months old, little Tiger Lily was caught and brought to the VRRA by a kind person. She was named for her beautiful “tiger stripes” that make her quite a unique and gorgeous little harlequin bunny!<br/><br/>Whether you’re looking for entertaining binkies or lots of sweet snuggle time, Tiger Lily could be the perfect bunny for you! She loves to play, run, and explore, but will happily flop down next to you for a nice long rest, or cuddle up with you while you're reading or watching TV. Though she takes a minute to warm up to new people, and doesn't love to be picked up, she absolutely thrives on attention and loves to be petted. She will even groom you to say thank you! She is 95% good with chewing only what she is allowed to, and as long as you give her lots of enrichment activities and bunny-safe sticks, she is happy to chew on those. Your cords will need to be blocked off or protected, as they are the most tempting. She is currently content staying in a 36-inch-high x-pen while her foster family is at work, and she is also respectful of the 30 inch baby gate in the doorway of the room she hangs out in.<br/><br/>Tiger Lily has excellent litterbox skills, but doesn't always appreciate having her area tidied while she is in it. She has a love-hate relationship with the broom and will usually try to persuade you to stop sweeping. For this reason, a home with some bunny knowledge and no young kids would be best. This little lady is ready to be your best friend for life!<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.

Found on a street dumped, scared and alone, at just a few months old, little Tiger Lily was caught and brought to the VRRA by a kind person. She was named for her beautiful “tiger stripes” that make her quite a unique and gorgeous little harlequin bunny!

Whether you’re looking for entertaining binkies or lots of sweet snuggle time, Tiger Lily could be the perfect bunny for you! She loves to play, run, and explore, but will happily flop down next to you for a nice long rest, or cuddle up with you while you're reading or watching TV. Though she takes a minute to warm up to new people, and doesn't love to be picked up, she absolutely thrives on attention and loves to be petted. She will even groom you to say thank you! She is 95% good with chewing only what she is allowed to, and as long as you give her lots of enrichment activities and bunny-safe sticks, she is happy to chew on those. Your cords will need to be blocked off or protected, as they are the most tempting. She is currently content staying in a 36-inch-high

Found on a street dumped, scared and alone, at just a few months old, little Tiger Lily was caught and brought to the VRRA by a kind person. She was named for her beautiful “tiger stripes” that make her quite a unique and gorgeous little harlequin bunny!

Whether you’re looking for entertaining binkies or lots of sweet snuggle time, Tiger Lily could be the perfect bunny for you! She loves to play, run, and explore, but will happily flop down next to you for a nice long rest, or cuddle up with you while you're reading or watching TV. Though she takes a minute to warm up to new people, and doesn't love to be picked up, she absolutely thrives on attention and loves to be petted. She will even groom you to say thank you! She is 95% good with chewing only what she is allowed to, and as long as you give her lots of enrichment activities and bunny-safe sticks, she is happy to chew on those. Your cords will need to be blocked off or protected, as they are the most tempting. She is currently content staying in a 36-inch-high x-pen while her foster family is at work, and she is also respectful of the 30 inch baby gate in the doorway of the room she hangs out in.

Tiger Lily has excellent litterbox skills, but doesn't always appreciate having her area tidied while she is in it. She has a love-hate relationship with the broom and will usually try to persuade you to stop sweeping. For this reason, a home with some