Against All Odds Rabbit Rescue

30/12/2024

A big thank you to Calgary Avian & Exotic Pet Clinic and the Pet Valu locations in Mahogany and Braeside for their donations of supplies for the rabbits, and to everyone that donated to them! The rabbits appreciate them!

03/12/2024

is doing another bake sale for us! Order your tasty baked goods today, and feel good about supporting buns at the same time!

http://bunnykissedcrochet.square.site

09/11/2024

It's been 7 years today since we rescued Thor.

While he has been a foster under the care of the rescue all this time since he has never quite gotten past that feral streak, he has been a very happy and loved boy all these years and we are happy to be able to accommodate for his needs.

26/10/2024

Athena was back in to the vet today for a recheck. After battling with them for around a year in her last home, she appears to be fur mite free! Now to just clear up her weepy eye problem. She also has some behavior that makes us a little suspicious on if she is actually spayed, so we are going to be reaching out to the vet clinics that have seen her previously, but if we can't find clear records, we have an appointment to have her checked by ultrasound.

With how common uterine cancer is in rabbits, we want to be absolutely certain she is done!

21/10/2024

Thank you to all that came out and supported aaorr today!

20/10/2024

Dr. Materi is giving her talk on Gastrontestinal Syndrome now at Bunanza!

20/10/2024

Bunanza is up and running! Come on down to Mollie's Market (11162 11th St NE, Calgary, AB T3K 2R5) and see our vendors, Ginger the adoptable rabbit and more!

19/10/2024

Join us tomorrow!

Join us tomorrow at Mollie's Pet Market, October 20th at 3:00 p.m. for Dr. Materi's talk on Rabbit Gastrointestinal Syndrome.

She will also be doing vet checks by donation for anyone wanting to bring their rabbits. Please note: Rabbits attending need to have their up to date certificate for their RHDV2 vaccine.

Hope to see you there!
12 to 5 p.m.

16/10/2024

Please note, any rabbits attending Bunanza on Sunday will need to be up to date on their RHDV2 vaccine & bring their certificate with them to check in when entering.

01/10/2024

Bunanza!

28/09/2024

For international rabbit day, we celebrated by taking our newest intake, Athena, to the vet clinic for her check up. Thankfully everything came back good so far, but she does have a case of fur mites that we are treating for. This beautiful girl is a 15.5 lb Flemish Giant and has the gentle giant personality to match ❤️

Thanks to the funds raised from Plushie Dreadfuls auction, she was able to get a full workup and the treatment she needed.

20/08/2024

Thor was in for his annual vet exam and RHD vaccine, and as usual he got a perfect bill of health. For a rabbit that is going on 7 years old, he is looking fantastic.

15/08/2024

Summer 2024 Charity Auction

These items are prototypes of plush Plushie Dreadfuls have made in the past or are currently making revisions on or are items they sold out of and found one in the deep pockets of the warehouse with the spiders. They may contain unfinished or different features from the final item or be exactly like the final item.

Please visit the link below!
https://plushiedreadfuls.com/collections/summer-2024-charity-auction

Thank you to the team at Plushie Dreadfuls for all your help and support! We can't thank you enough for all you have done and continue to fo for AAORR!

07/08/2024

Good girl Ginger was in for her vaccine and annual exam. Other then a couple extra grams she could stand to lose, she got a perfect bill of health.

28/07/2024

We got results back from Aloy's necropsy, and it did confirm some suspicions that we had, as well as explain why she has had so many problems with GI issues.

Aloy had 3 adhesions through her bowels, attaching her bowel to her stomach and her pancreas, and the small intestine to her colon. She had one at her duodenum that, on Friday, closed off the bowel entirely. It wasn't a physical traditional blockage, but her intestine instead the sealing of the intestine that caused her to back up. Each time she had an episode, it would likely cause a little more inflammation to the bowel which would in turn tighten the adhesion, which would make her more prone to these episodes. It was a ticking time bomb and this blockage just tipped the scales a little too much.

This is something that isn't at all common and we have no idea how it could have happened, likely however from her time as a stray. Unfortuanately, there was nothing that could have been done to stop this outcome and putting her to sleep was ultimately the best decision for her.

27/07/2024

Unfortuanately, I wish I had a better Aloy update. Through mid day she had started to show some signs of improvement and she seemed to be perking up, as well as a better blood glucose level, but around 5:00 she very rapidly declined once more and we had to make the kindest decision for her, which was letting her go.

We are having a necropsy done to find out exactly what happened and why, and hoping perhaps it has some clues as to why she was so prone to the issues of blockages and GI Stasis.

We stayed with her and it was a very peaceful passing.

Rest in Peace Aloy.