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Charity Number: 209192
National Cruelty Line: 0300 1234 999
(lines open 7am - 10pm, seven days a week)
Rabbits
Rabbits
All viewings are by appointment only.
Please contact the centre during opening times
Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 10am – 12noon
Tuesday & Thursday 9am – 2pm
01634 681187
We ask for a minimum donation of £45 per rabbit,
if you could give more it would be appreciated.
Things to consider before adopting a Rabbit
(please scroll to bottom of page)
Things to consider before adopting a Rabbit
(please scroll to bottom of page)
Mim (Temp Reserved)
Mim (Temp Reserved)
Name:- Mim
Sex:- Female
Neutered:- No (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Compatible for a friend: Could be tried with a neutered male
Age:- Unknown Adult
Breed:- Lionhead x
Colour:- Ginger/White foot
History:- Abandonment
Temperament:- Friendly but nervous
Suitable Home:- Looking for a new home
Vaccinated:- Myxo – RHD Plus
Date Admitted:- 22/7/21
Floppy & Blue
Floppy & Blue
Name:- Floppy & Blue
Sex:- Male x 2
Neutered:- No x 2 (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Age:- 2020 x 2
Breed:- Mixed Lop x 2
Colour:- Torti/White & Black/White
History:- Change in Owner’s Circumstances x 2
Temperament:- Friendly x 2
Suitable Home:- Must stay together
Vaccinated:- Myxo – RHD Plus x 2
Date Admitted:- 8/9/21 x 2
Sooty
Sooty
Name:- Sooty
Sex:- Male
Neutered:- No (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Compatible for a friend: Can be tried with a female 6-8 weeks after being neutered
Age:- 2020
Breed:- Mixed Lop
Colour:- Grey/White
History:- Change in Owner’s Circumstances
Temperament:- Friendly
Suitable Home:- Looking for a new home
Vaccinated:- Myxo – RHD Plus
Date Admitted:- 8/9/21
Pumpkin & Parsnip
Pumpkin & Parsnip
Name:- Pumpkin and Parsnip
Sex:- Female x 2
Neutered:- No x 2 (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Age:- 9/3/21 x 2
Breed:- Mixed Lop x 2
Colour:- Harlequin & Black/White
History:- Change in Owner’s Circumstances x 2
Temperament:- Friendly x 2
Suitable Home:- Must stay together
Vaccinated:- Myxo-RHD Plus x 2
Date Admitted:- 9/9/21 x 2
Weasley
Weasley
Name:- Weasley
Sex:- Male
Neutered:- No (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Compatible for a friend: Can be tried with a female 6 -8 weeks after being neutered
Age:- 12/10/20
Breed:- Mixed Lop
Colour:- Brown Agouti/White Foot
History:- Change in Owner’s Circumstances
Temperament:- Friendly
Suitable Home:- Looking for a new home
Vaccinated:- Myxo - RHD Plus
Date Admitted:- 9/9/21
Winta
Winta
Name:- Winta
Sex:- Male
Neutered:- No (A neutering voucher is available if rehomed before being neutered)
Compatible for a friend: Can be tried with a female 6 -8 weeks after being neutered
Age:- 12/10/20
Breed:- Mixed Lop
Colour:- Brown Agouti/White Foot
History:- Change in Owner’s Circumstances
Temperament:- Friendly
Suitable Home:- Looking for a new home
Vaccinated:- Myxo- RHD Plus
Date Admitted:- 9/9/21
Things to consider before adopting a Rabbit.
Rabbits can be playful, friendly and loving animals if treated right. Many rabbits come into rescue centres due to not being handled or treated properly, so some can be temperamental. Rabbits can be housed both indoors and outdoors. When housed outdoors, rabbits will need a large hutch and an exercise area. Rabbits need plenty of exercise and toys to play with to keep them from getting bored. The cage must be cleaned regularly to prevent diseases. Like cats and dogs rabbits also need vaccinations. An average age of a rabbit is 6-10 years.
What rabbits need. Can you provide the following?
• Companionship - To ideally be with other rabbits or humans. The widespread practice of keeping rabbits and guinea pigs together is not recommended.
• A balanced diet and a good quantity of hay.
• A constant supply of fresh, clean drinking water in a drip feed bottle with metal spout. (Some rabbits will only drink from a bowl though.)
• A large weatherproof home off the ground, out of direct sunlight and strong winds.
• A clean layer of wood shavings and plenty of hay or straw for bedding.
• Daily exercise.
• Rabbits burrow, so ensure the enclosure is sunk into the ground, escape-proof and safe from predators.
• Their home to be cleaned every day and bedding changed weekly.
• A gnawing block to wear down long teeth.
• To be brushed every day if they have a long coat.
• Injections to prevent serious diseases.
• To be taken to a vet if they are ill or injured.
• To be looked after when you are on holiday.