Update: we have had lots of response from this post so will put any other home offers on hold for now whilst we follow up on the ones we have.
This pretty female is called Pumpkin and she needs a new home. As she is not spayed, CottonTails will give £80 towards her spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedure. This would be arranged by the new owner to take into account their location and vet preference. The payment must be made in advance of the operation.
If you can offer a suitable home to Pumpkin, get in touch by DM (not comments please as I can respond to DM’s faster) and we will go from there.
Her owner Vicki said:
“Lilac lionhead doe dob 19/10/2025.
Vaccinated January 2026.
Not neutered but I'm happy to contribute towards it.
She weighs 1.6 kgs so a small rabbit.
Located in Frome but can deliver up to one hour travel time.
She has a 5ft double hutch available, free of charge, to go with her but need van and two people to lift. The hutch cover is included.
Pumpkin loves her run which is a folding 8ft run with her house and tunnels. The run has a variety of covers for all weathers. I would love this to go with her but would like a financial contribution if possible.
Pumpkin is very cuddly but initially needs picking up on her own terms and then likes to be cuddled.
She loves being groomed.
Very dog friendly! Not scared by dogs at all. She has lived side by side to my older rabbit”.
Update: this pair are now reserved but they are not going to their new home until the end of August so I will keep the post “live” until they have definitely gone.
I suspect this lovely pair of females will be reserved quickly, so if you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please as I will respond faster via message) and we will go from there. A change of circumstances has forced this very reluctant rehoming. Here is what owner Lauren said about them:
- Rumi (Black) Waffle (tri colour)
- 2 Girls
- 1 years old
- live in hutch and run inside an open shed.
- no health or behaviour issues.
- Worton, Nr Devizes
- happy for hutch/run to go with them and other bits where needed.
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Update: Angel is due to go to her new home on the 5th August, but if anything changes I will post the update here.
Angel needs a new home. As she is not neutered or vaccinated, CottonTails will pay £80 towards her spay and £50 towards her vaccination, payable in advance to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference. Her owner Susan said:
“I'm very sad the I am looking to re-home a sweet bunny that I re-homed last summer. She's a lop, one Yr old and very affectionate.
She has not been neutered or vaccinated.
No health issues.
Loving bunny, like to sit on sofa for cuddles. Loves banana as a treat. Loves being out and running around and doing binkies. Happy girl. Litter trained .
She lives in Bridgwater, Somerset.
She comes with a pen, box of hay, food, treats, toys and 30L bag of wooden pellets.”
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I have asked the recipients of the Hoppy Pets hampers to send me some photos of their happy pets enjoying the festive goodies, and will add them in here as they arrive. Here is a note from owner Mandy:
“The girls have started on their treats, festive nibbles,apple pieces,marigold flowers and the festive fajita.
Buttercup piggy sue.mable,sweetheart,coco,
Chocolate,Mr Marble ,pumpkin,caramel and popcorn all send you a big thankyou and a very merry Xmas.”
Owner Katie sent some photos of her two rabbits enjoying one of the hampers.
In case you would like more info on Hoppy Pets, their website is "www.hoppypets.co.uk"
My sincere thanks to Dave Williams (2 hampers), Tracy Benford, Kirsten Oliver and Sally Lowe for their thoughtfulness and generosity.
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This is Mushroom in his new home! He will be gradually integrated with a new bunny friend - I do love a happy ending, or should I say, happy beginning 😊
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Good news - Ginger has now gone to her new home, and will be integrated with a pair of females. The photo is of Ginger and her new owner.
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