Save Kelowna Bunnies!

This page will keep you up-to-date on any events concerning the Kelowna Feral Rabbits. Below you'll find information in reverse chronological order on fundraisers, news items, volunteer involvement and of course, our bunny sanctuary sponsorship program.

See who you've helped make it to the sanctuary: Sponsor a Bunny!

Bunny Wish List!

The bunnies need:

• volunteers with handyman skills to build bunny pens
• volunteers to help clean pens
• foster homes
• landowners willing to provide space and TLC for rabbits in large pens
• donations of hay, pelleted food, building materials and funding for our ongoing rabbit rescue program.

Upcoming Events!

Have a Heart for your Kelowna Rabbits

Not sure what to get your Honey for Valentines? Why not give the best gift ever to your Valentine by giving the gift of life to a Bunny.

Join us at Total Pet on Saturday and see what your bunnies have been doing. We will be accepting donations as well as recyclable bottles and cans.

All donations received will go directly to the bunnies to supply nutritious food, fresh water, shelter, and room to run and play out of harm's way.

Saturday February 13th
Total Pet - 1985 Harvey Avenue
10 am to 3 pm

Food Donations for Bunnies

Our adorable rescued bunnies are thriving and enjoying lots of fresh hay, vegetables and fruit as well as pelleted food.

Donated pellet bags can be dropped off at Alpine Pet Hospital, 1725 Baron Rd. behind Costco. We're happy to provide tax receipts for your donations--these can be sent to:

TRACS
P.O. Box 26097
Westbank, B.C.
V4T 2G3

Please let us know if you cannot deliver your donation of pellets to Alpine, and we will arrange for pickup from your home. You can phone 250-768-4803 or e-mail tracs@shaw.ca .

Cash donations are greatly appreciated also, and will be applied to rabbit pellets upon request.

Thanks so much for your wonderful support of our feral rabbit rescue program!

To see past events click here.

The Kelowna Feral Rabbit Relocation Program

This program was started as an effort to save the Kelowna rabbits from being slaughtered by the city. To learn about the history and solutions TRACS provided to the city, go here.