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Rabbits

Please note we cannot guarantee that a particular animal will be suitable for every adopter. In the best interest of the animal we reserve to right to refuse if the circumstances are not ideal for that animal.

If you would like to adopt an animal from the local RSPCA you will need to have a Home Visit. Please contact us on 01723 369804 and leave a message giving your name, address and telephone number clearly so that we can return your call.

Please visit our “How to Adopt?” page for more information.

To adopt a Rabbit it costs £15 – includes VHD vaccination and neutering

Below are rabbits currently in our care – updated 20/1/2012

We have lots of rabbits in, and sadly more to come into us.

If you could help us in 2012 by adopting a rabbit, (or two! as we have several groups of teamed up rabbits) then please contact us, so we can arrange your home visit

Do you have a lonely male or female rabbit that could benefit from a companion??? We have all our rabbits neutered which enables us to team up rabbits together. We tend to team up opposite sexes as we find this combination works best. We offer advice and help in teaming up rabbits as it’s unsafe just to put two together without careful introduction.

New Arrivals – R2/12 English Female, Lionhead x – R3/12 = 1 male, R5/12 = 1 female, both grey and white
Photos to follow shortly once health checked and neutered

R40 – Flo, Lionhead x Lop, female, 14 months old (neutered). Flo has had a rough start in life, being passed to several different homes and let down by all of them! She was very grumpy when she first came into us, but since being neutered she has turned into a delightful relaxed fun rabbit. We are loving the new Flo and would dearly love to see her settle into a new home very soon. Flo would love to be teamed up with a male rabbit. If you have a lonely male rabbit, please consider adopting Flo from us to keep him company!

R42, 43 & 44 - Netherland Dwarf x Lionhead babies, approx 6 months old (neutered). Our gorgeous young little buddles of joy are ready to go to new homes. They are friendly happy-go-lucky little buns and are comfortable with being handled. We can rehome them as group or as singles into a home where there is an existing rabbit.

R28 Harley, neutered male, lop and R29 Fluffy, neutered female, lionhead. These lively duo are full of fun. They are a little overweight so are on a bit of a diet and we are encouraging them to run around lots! They are a bonded pair so will need to stay together. Harley and Fluffy will be best placed in a home where people have had rabbits before so have some experience with them.

Spot the difference!!! Our Gorgeous 5! R35 Mum -Blyss, approx 2 year, Babies – R36 male – Bailey, R37, R38, R39 girls, approx 4 months. Mum is in the pic with the babies and Dad was a Silver Rex, and have produced four gorgeous babies. As they have been kept in a foster home, they have been well handled, and are really super buns, who are comfortable with being picked up and cuddled. The babies will possibly grow to the size of a Rex rabbit as they are quite big for their age now. The babies are independent from mum and will happily team up with other rabbits, seeing as they are so sociable. We can therefore rehome as groups of two or we can rehome singles into a home where there is an existing rabbit.

R35 – Blyss

R14 Tia and R15 Maria, 16 months old, females (neutered) Dutch x English - Longest stay rabbits since April 2011. When they first arrived, Tia and Maria were really shy girls, they have grown into confident, happy, friendly rabbits. We would love to see them go to a new home really soon. They are sisters and will need to stay together.
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