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This one is going to be tricky. Whilst Bobo is gorgeous, she will need a lot of fur care to keep her tangle free. An inside home will likely be best. Whilst she could be clipped regularly, this will still be a major undertaking, hence the need for a home that is experienced in angora-type rabbits. She is in North Bristol. Her current home is not suiting her due to the presence of lively young children, and she is apparently very unhappy.
As she is not neutered or vaccinated, CottonTails will pay £60 towards her spay and £40 towards her vaccination, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
If you can offer a suitable house bunny home for Bobo, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Here is what her owner Jane has said:
“Her name is Beau (Bobo)
She's a Lion Head
She's 6 months old
House rabbit
Not neutered
Not vaccinated
Loves jumping onto the sofa for cuddles.
Litter trained.”
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This bunny is FOR SALE on an advertisement for £10!!!!!🤬
The Official CottonTails Rescue, Westbury, Wiltshire Can the owner be informed this is a totally irresponsible way of 'getting rid' of a rabbit she does not want? The rabbit could end up in a bad situation, including being out to work as a breeding doe......we know how that can be.
This pair of females are in Chippenham, and they need a new home. As neither female is neutered, CottonTails will pay £60 towards each spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
CottonTails will also pay £40 towards the vaccinations if they are now due, again payable to the vet that will carry out the injections. The grants need to arranged and claimed before the vet appointments take place.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Their owner Rebecca said:
“They are called Mocha and Latte. Both girls, not neutered, about 3 years old. I adopted them 18 months ago but they were rescued bunnies about 1-2 years and not much was known. They have not been vaccinated this year. No known issues.
Friendly and been handled regularly with children
Happy for them to go with hutch but it has some damage. They can also have hutch cover if they would like. They have some toys too. They are welcome to their run too.”
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They are beauties, hope they find a caring permanent home soon xx
This bonded female pair are in Frome and they need a new home. They are in their twilight years as they are at least 5years old, but still have a lot of life left in them yet. Here is what owner Lucy said:
“They are two female rabbits, Honey and Dotty. Honey is brown and Dotty is an English Spot Rex. They were bought 4 years ago as a bonded pair. Honey has been spayed but Dotty hasn't.
They had their last check up/vaccinations in November 2022.
Their main house is an old converted wendy house (last photo) which unfortunately cannot be moved but they'll come with a 6ft hutch which we have outside for them (connected by a tunnel) and we have some other bits (Omlet Zippi Tunnels, smaller hutch for bringing inside) which we will be selling so the new owner would get first refusal on all of that.”
Honey is spayed but Dotty is not, and whilst one may advise that Dotty be neutered, it may not be in her best interest in view of the slight uncertainty of her age. Furthermore, as they get on so well it may be best to leave things as they are, rather than risk breaking their bond, which would be tragic at this stage of their lives. However, if a new owner takes advice from their vet and decides to go ahead, CottonTails will give £60 towards the cost of the spay, payable in advance to the vet who will carry out the procedure. The new owner would arrange this to take into account location and vet preference. As neither is up to date with vaccinations, CottonTails will also give £40 towards each rabbit’s vaccination, again payable in advance to the vet.
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This one is going to be tricky. Whilst Bobo is gorgeous, she will need a lot of fur care to keep her tangle free. An inside home will likely be best. Whilst she could be clipped regularly, this will still be a major undertaking, hence the need for a home that is experienced in angora-type rabbits. She is in North Bristol. Her current home is not suiting her due to the presence of lively young children, and she is apparently very unhappy.
As she is not neutered or vaccinated, CottonTails will pay £60 towards her spay and £40 towards her vaccination, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
If you can offer a suitable house bunny home for Bobo, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Here is what her owner Jane has said:
“Her name is Beau (Bobo)
She's a Lion Head
She's 6 months old
House rabbit
Not neutered
Not vaccinated
Loves jumping onto the sofa for cuddles.
Litter trained.”
2 CommentsComment on Facebook
This bunny is FOR SALE on an advertisement for £10!!!!!🤬
The Official CottonTails Rescue, Westbury, Wiltshire Can the owner be informed this is a totally irresponsible way of 'getting rid' of a rabbit she does not want? The rabbit could end up in a bad situation, including being out to work as a breeding doe......we know how that can be.
This pair of females are in Chippenham, and they need a new home. As neither female is neutered, CottonTails will pay £60 towards each spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
CottonTails will also pay £40 towards the vaccinations if they are now due, again payable to the vet that will carry out the injections. The grants need to arranged and claimed before the vet appointments take place.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Their owner Rebecca said:
“They are called Mocha and Latte. Both girls, not neutered, about 3 years old. I adopted them 18 months ago but they were rescued bunnies about 1-2 years and not much was known. They have not been vaccinated this year. No known issues.
Friendly and been handled regularly with children
Happy for them to go with hutch but it has some damage. They can also have hutch cover if they would like. They have some toys too. They are welcome to their run too.”
1 CommentComment on Facebook
They are beauties, hope they find a caring permanent home soon xx
This bonded female pair are in Frome and they need a new home. They are in their twilight years as they are at least 5years old, but still have a lot of life left in them yet. Here is what owner Lucy said:
“They are two female rabbits, Honey and Dotty. Honey is brown and Dotty is an English Spot Rex. They were bought 4 years ago as a bonded pair. Honey has been spayed but Dotty hasn't.
They had their last check up/vaccinations in November 2022.
Their main house is an old converted wendy house (last photo) which unfortunately cannot be moved but they'll come with a 6ft hutch which we have outside for them (connected by a tunnel) and we have some other bits (Omlet Zippi Tunnels, smaller hutch for bringing inside) which we will be selling so the new owner would get first refusal on all of that.”
Honey is spayed but Dotty is not, and whilst one may advise that Dotty be neutered, it may not be in her best interest in view of the slight uncertainty of her age. Furthermore, as they get on so well it may be best to leave things as they are, rather than risk breaking their bond, which would be tragic at this stage of their lives. However, if a new owner takes advice from their vet and decides to go ahead, CottonTails will give £60 towards the cost of the spay, payable in advance to the vet who will carry out the procedure. The new owner would arrange this to take into account location and vet preference. As neither is up to date with vaccinations, CottonTails will also give £40 towards each rabbit’s vaccination, again payable in advance to the vet.
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