Much has happened since writing the first book and during this time I have met both rabbits and humans who have inspired me in the writing of the sequel to my first book The Rabbit Rescuers.

2023 is the Year of the Rabbit according to the Chinese zodiac calendar so what better time to finally complete the sequel. The working title for the sequel is Bandaids for Bunnies: The Return of the Rabbit Rescuers.

Stay tuned for more adventures of the Minoru Park rabbits and their human rescuers and be ready to meet some new and interesting rabbit friends in 2023!

Time has flown by since I wrote The Rabbit Rescuers and life has been busy. I am looking forward to completing this continuation of the story of Dodger, Anderson, and all the rest of the rabbits and their human friends.

I am excited to report that The Rabbit Rescuers has been chosen to receive a Gold Award in the Juvenile Fiction – Early Reader/First Chapter Books category in the 2016 Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards.

I am pleased to announce that The Rabbit Rescuer has been chosen for First Place in the Charity/Making a Difference category and Honorable Mention in the Animals/Pets category in the 2016 Purple Dragonfly Children’s Book Awards.

I am happy to report that The Rabbit Rescuers has been chosen as a Finalist in the Chapter Books category in the 2016 National Indie Excellence Book Awards.

I am pleased to report that The Rabbit Rescuers has been chosen for Honorable Mention Award in the Children’s Category, Finalist for the First Horizon Award and Short Listed for the Grand Prize Award, in the 2016 Eric Hoffer Book Awards.

Happy First Day of Spring!

To celebrate we have a cheerful spring photo taken during a recent Rabbit Rescuers photo shoot.

The location was the gorgeous Prickly Pear Garden Centre located in Steveston (Richmond, BC).  And the photo was taken by the talented Karla Wakefield of Karla Wakefield Photography (http://www.karlawakefield.com).

I am very pleased to report that The Rabbit Rescuers has been chosen for Silver/2nd Place in the Best Animal-Children/YA category and for Bronze/3rd Place in the Best Juvenile/YA Fiction category in the 2016 Feathered Quill Book Awards.

The Rabbit Rescuers was featured in an article in the 2015 Fall edition of Bark! magazine. Lots of good information on why not to abandon a pet rabbit.

http://www.spca.bc.ca/news-and-events/publications/bark

I had the good fortune to have photos taken by Karla Wakefield Photography for a photoshoot in support of The Rabbit Rescuers. Her amazing photos are incorporated throughout this website but here are a few of them posted together as a collection.

http://www.karlawakefield.com