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This is not Smudge (listed below), despite looking very similar! This appeal is to find a new home for this female lop, 4 years old, I am waiting on her name so will add that once I know. She is in Warminster. As she is not neutered, CottonTails will give £80 towards her spay, payable to the vet who will carry out the procedure. This will be arranged by the new owner to take into account their location and vet preference, and must be paid in advance of the operation. I believe she has been vaccinated, but if this proves not to be the case, we will give £50 also towards her vaccination, with the same terms as for the spay.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for her, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
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This pair of females need a new home. Due to their background, we have to assume they have not been spayed. Although CottonTails can offer a generous grant towards their neutering, we would need to discuss the pros and cons with any potential new owner, in view of the fact their age is uncertain and it is just possible they were spayed before being adopted from a previous home. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can discuss it further.
Owner Maxine said:
“Their names are Evie and Panda. We rehomed them ourselves from a friend of a friend in 2022. They didn't come with any paper work or anything. So I'm unsure on exact age and if they have had any vaccinations ( we have never had to take them to the vets) I would guess around 4year old.
Zero health issues that I'm aware off.
Location is Salisbury.
They would come with a carrier, water bottle, any let over food/bedding. No hutch as it's very broken and wouldn't be able to dismantle.
Evie is more confident the Panda she is more timid. Both girls (sisters).”
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This is not Smudge (listed below), despite looking very similar! This appeal is to find a new home for this female lop, 4 years old, I am waiting on her name so will add that once I know. She is in Warminster. As she is not neutered, CottonTails will give £80 towards her spay, payable to the vet who will carry out the procedure. This will be arranged by the new owner to take into account their location and vet preference, and must be paid in advance of the operation. I believe she has been vaccinated, but if this proves not to be the case, we will give £50 also towards her vaccination, with the same terms as for the spay.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for her, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
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This pair of females need a new home. Due to their background, we have to assume they have not been spayed. Although CottonTails can offer a generous grant towards their neutering, we would need to discuss the pros and cons with any potential new owner, in view of the fact their age is uncertain and it is just possible they were spayed before being adopted from a previous home. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can discuss it further.
Owner Maxine said:
“Their names are Evie and Panda. We rehomed them ourselves from a friend of a friend in 2022. They didn't come with any paper work or anything. So I'm unsure on exact age and if they have had any vaccinations ( we have never had to take them to the vets) I would guess around 4year old.
Zero health issues that I'm aware off.
Location is Salisbury.
They would come with a carrier, water bottle, any let over food/bedding. No hutch as it's very broken and wouldn't be able to dismantle.
Evie is more confident the Panda she is more timid. Both girls (sisters).”
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