Valley Rabbit Rescue

09/01/2025

07/05/2025

Huge problem here in Renfrew!

07/01/2025

What a great way to spend Canada Day in the city rescuing bunnies.

A huge thank you to all the animals lovers that came out today in the humidity. It’s not easy missing time off work etc. Driving into the city daily/weekly and sometimes it’s not always a successful rescue. It’s the dedication and passion to save animals that makes us do this. Who cares about anything else 😆. Today we caught 3. And many more to go.

A huge thank to the fosters! Without having fosters we couldn’t continue to rescue!

We been working on this area for the past year. Just realized today from a person that it’s a colony that’s been going on for the past 10 years.

Just a reminder. I’m a rescuer/trapper. The bunnies goes to a foster then to OHS where they will vetted then adopted.

The fosters are from the city. Where they will transport bunnies to OHS.

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06/24/2025

Congratulations to Kyla Thompsonadopting Panda Bear. ❤️ Thank you 😘

Meet Panda Bear. Panda was rescued here in town at a local school two years ago just before midnight. I was walking around with a flashlight in the dark and noticed this white fluff ball running to me. It was the easiest rescue ever. It was like he wanted to be rescued.

When I brought Panda home. I noticed a lump on his right ear. Panda had an abscess that had to be surgically removed. His ear healed quickly and is back to normal.

Panda bear was my own bunny. I’m putting him up for adoption so I can make space for other rescues.

Panda is neutered. Litter trained. He is the most calm and friendly bunny ever. He would make a great pet.

No adoption fee. Panda future vetting is covered by me for life. So I know he’s going to a safe and loving home. ❤️

06/24/2025

Last Monday early in the morning I went to Petawawa to rescue a little grey bunny roaming
the street. I was told the bunny always shelters under the front steps. No bunny that morning. Did a walk around the area and nothing.

When the home owner came home around 4:30 the bunny was seen under the front steps.

I went back to Petawawa for the second time crawl under the steps. We had everything blocked off with xpens around the step. The bunny jumped between a gap and got out. It went hiding underneath the first car near by. With fast critical thinking.

We form a huge circle with 2 xpens. Surrounded the bunny and chase it into the xpens. And trapped it. The tiny bunny tried to escaped by going through the gap of the xpen and got its head stuck. Where we managed safely to get the bunny out and into a carrier.

A big thank you to Bonnie EllisJeff Scully and to Jen. That was awesome team work!

The bunny was over heated by hot temperatures and is being treated for ticks.

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06/23/2025

I have water bowls with ice cubes all other town for stray cats and wild life. I make my runs every few hours. Every bowl is completely dry.

Please let’s care about the innocent animals when it comes to hot weather.❤️❤️

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06/19/2025

On Wednesday night I got message about 3 baby raccoons on the side of the road. Two were dead, one alive. No momma around. Apparently they were like this from early in the day.

The alive baby was cuddling with its dead sibling and crying. The video shows how animals have feelings too. ❤️❤️

Baby will get proper vetting especially for eye infection. Then it will go to a sanctuary.❤️❤️

A huge Thank you to James Earl Anderson and Bobbi-Jo for staying with the babies until help arrived.

05/19/2025

Running an animal rescue isn’t something that requires approval from the police, bylaw officers, or even animal cruelty investigators. It comes from the heart—a deep passion and commitment to helping animals in need.

For many of us, it means working multiple jobs just to cover vet bills and care costs. It means making sacrifices, often putting animals first. We also do our best to support other rescues that are registered as charities or non-profits with the Government of Canada, complete with a tax number, because at the end of the day, we’re all in this together—for the animals.

05/16/2025

Fifth attempt driving other side of Ottawa early mornings trying to rescue this baby. Finally got him this past weekend. Thanks to Kate Curry for fostering and bringing bunny safe to the Ottawa humane society. Kyla Thompson Thanks for scooping bunny with fishnet. Rescuing is time/money/dedication and determination! It doesn’t matter how far you drive daily and time spent losing work from your job. It’s knowing that you saved a life.

Remember when bringing a stray animal into the Ottawa humane society. It’s strictly confidential. The person who drops off the animal is the only person that is allowed access to find info. how the animal is doing. Ottawa humane society will not release any info. to just anybody!

your pets. Stop the multiplying.

05/11/2025

Sharing for Whiskers and Alley Cats

Looking for a foster for a kitty with felv who is still running and playing and not yet ready to cross the rainbow bridge.

He needs to be the only cat in the home or with other felv kitties. He is skittish and shy but he's a sweetheart just the same. If you think you have a hospice spot you could lend to our boy Monty that would be great, he's just not ready yet to call it a day.

Please let Whiskers and Alley cats know if you can help with a foster home for sweet Monty💕🐾

05/04/2025

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