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Adoption criteria and details about our free Direct Rehoming Service for rabbits and guinea pigs are included here, together with relevant links to corresponding articles.
Bonding rabbits can be stressful to all concerned, and in this article you will find all the information you need to increase your chances of successfully finding a friend for your rabbit. Illustrated throughout with photos and film clips.
Everything you need to know about rabbit care and welfare can be found here, presented in an easy to follow format and illustrated throughout with photos and film clips.
How to successfully groom long haired or fluffy rabbits and guinea pigs, with illustrated tips on techniques to keep the fur neat, tidy and knot-free.
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“We are very pleased to be joining forces with Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (Bristol A.R.C.) to improve rabbit welfare in Bristol and the surrounding area. We will be providing funding to Bristol A.R.C. to cover the cost of neutering rabbits through Bristol A.R.C.’s outreach services. Eligible rabbit owners seeking support with neutering and vaccinating their rabbits can find our more on Bristol A.R.C.’s website here: Outreach Clinics “
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This bonded female pair are in Frome and they need a new home. They are in their twilight years at about 4-5 years 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. 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. 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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4-5 isn’t twilight years at all. That’s middle of their life. Seeming most well cared for rabbits reach at least 10-12 years old. I’d be very worried if mine died at 4-5 years old.
This lovely house rabbit pair need a new home, but an experienced owner will be needed as they will need regular grooming/clipping to keep their long fur in check. Although the boys are in their twilight years, they still have a lot of life yet to live and it will be great to find them a good new home. Here is what owner Kezandra said:
“Our rabbits are Columbus (left) and Winston (right) 6 and 5 years old, they are Lionhead breed and they are fully vaccinated and neutered and in very good health. We are in Swindon.”
If you can offer a suitable, permanent house rabbit home, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
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Natasha Harrow 🐰
This is Bobbie, he is a neutered 20 month old male and lives just south of Salisbury in Downton. His owner Sandra is willing to transport him if required. He is up to date with his vaccinations. He originally lived with another male but they had to be separated due to fighting (Robbie is listed separately). Sandra’s circumstances have changed and she, very reluctantly, has to find new homes for both.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for Bobbie, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
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This bonded female pair are in Frome and they need a new home. They are in their twilight years at about 4-5 years 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. 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. 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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4-5 isn’t twilight years at all. That’s middle of their life. Seeming most well cared for rabbits reach at least 10-12 years old. I’d be very worried if mine died at 4-5 years old.
This lovely house rabbit pair need a new home, but an experienced owner will be needed as they will need regular grooming/clipping to keep their long fur in check. Although the boys are in their twilight years, they still have a lot of life yet to live and it will be great to find them a good new home. Here is what owner Kezandra said:
“Our rabbits are Columbus (left) and Winston (right) 6 and 5 years old, they are Lionhead breed and they are fully vaccinated and neutered and in very good health. We are in Swindon.”
If you can offer a suitable, permanent house rabbit home, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
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Natasha Harrow 🐰
This is Bobbie, he is a neutered 20 month old male and lives just south of Salisbury in Downton. His owner Sandra is willing to transport him if required. He is up to date with his vaccinations. He originally lived with another male but they had to be separated due to fighting (Robbie is listed separately). Sandra’s circumstances have changed and she, very reluctantly, has to find new homes for both.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for Bobbie, get in touch by PM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
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