Chucky (South Surrey) - Lionhead Rabbit for Adoption in Vancouver, British Columbia

Meet Chucky, a handsome, large lionhead boy with a big personality and an even bigger love of hay! Born in foster care on September 3, 2025, Chucky is the son of Suzie Q, who came into care as an injured stray.

Chucky is a friendly, outgoing bunny who loves attention and happily seeks out pets from his people. He’s curious and playful, although he can be a little cautious when encountering something new. Give him a little time to investigate, and his adventurous side comes out!

This big boy has good litter box habits and is a serious Timothy hay enthusiast. Chucky is a big hay eater, so naturally, he’s also quite the water drinker! Keeping his water bowl topped up is important because this handsome guy works up quite a thirst with all that hay munching.

When he’s not busy eating, Chucky loves to play and explore. Tunnels and cardboard boxes are some of his favorite things, and he’s always happy to investigate his surroundings and find something fun to do.

Chucky has lots of personality and would love a home where he can explore, play, and get plenty of attention. He may also enjoy meeting another bunny and having a companion to share his days with, provided they’re a good match.

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.

The Lionhead rabbit breed is known for its distinctive mane of wool encircling its head, resembling that of a lion. Characterized by their small size, charming demeanor, and playful nature, Lionheads make excellent pets for both families and individuals alike. These rabbits come in a wide range of colors and patterns, with their distinguishing feature being the wool mane that requires regular grooming. With their friendly and social personalities, Lionhead rabbits are popular among rabbit enthusiasts seeking a lovable and unique companion.

Vancouver Rabbit Rescue and Advocacy was incorporated in 2003 as a non-profit British Columbia society, became a Canadian registered charity...