Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Adoption - Page 1
Updated - 16th May 2013
Scroll down our pages to see all our rabbits and guinea pigs who are looking for new families.
Be sure to visit each page each time you visit as new arrivals are posted to pages 1 to 4.
We need food & waterproof sheets to helpprotect our animals from the cold this winter
We also have a wish list for our animals at www.Amazon.co.uk
If
you need to rehome your rabbit or guinea pig, we are now operating a
waiting list of those who need to come into the rescue due to the
overwhelming number of unwanted pets.
Please be aware domestic pets cannot survive in the wild!
Please be aware domestic pets cannot survive in the wild!
!!URGENT
WARNING!!
Please do not advertise your unwanted pets as "free to a good home" or give them away for nothing
as there are people in Tameside and other areas taking them for Snake food.
Please do not advertise your unwanted pets as "free to a good home" or give them away for nothing
as there are people in Tameside and other areas taking them for Snake food.
We also continue to care for those who can't be rehomed due to their special needs.
To see our permanent residents please click here
Unfortunately due the misbehaviour of a small minority of children visiting the centre with their parents, we must insist that accompanying children are quiet and well-behaved at all times and we reserve the right to request families to leave if children do not respect the animals they have come to see.
Undue stress can severely affect the health and well-being of the small animals in our care.
new home
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Elaine with
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Our Amazon
Wish List
can be found
HERE
Please
note that there is an adoption fee, to help to cover the costs of
feeding and veterinary care for our rabbits, and paperwork to complete
before taking you new friend(s) home.
Rabbit of the month Pickle |
Pickle is a male rabbit who has come to the rescue from the RSPCA after being found in a box with 4 others, one of which has died. He was an un-neutered male who had partially castrated a male he was living with, who is now under going vet treatment. Pickle has now been castrated, microchipped and vaccinated and is looking for new family home. |
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Bill and Ben (below) are Netherland Dwarf crosses who came to the rescue together but have had a major fall out. So they are now going to be rehomed seperately or as a pair with a female each if if they will bond well. They are are both neutered, vaccinated and chipped |
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Ben |
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Snowy (White) & Pepper (brown) are two continental giants who have come to the rescue after a change in the owners' circumstances. This pair will be 4 years old in August and are very friendly. They enjoy space and time to run round and like meeting new people and toys. Pepper has become quite fussy with his food and would rather have greens all the time. Snowy will eat everything you give her just recently she has been moulting very badly but this should settle once the weather becomes more settled. This pair are neutered,vaccincated, chipped and will only be rehomed to live in a shed and have lots of space to run round |
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Bonzo is an adult New Zealand male rabbit who has come to the rescue from the RSPCA. He is very nervous and will be castrated, mirochipped & vaccinated before rehome |
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Sugar and Popcorn - Sugar (formerly Sweep) is a neutered female who was recently rehomed to live with Popcorn who is a castrated male. Unfortunately due to the owners' change of circumstances these have both had to come back to the rescue. They are a bonded pair and will be rehomed together |
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Stew is a male rabbit who has come to the rescue after his owner was no longer able to look after him. He is about 5 years old and is looking for a retirement home where he can have lots of pampering |
| We have a number baby and adult rabbits brought to us for rehoming due to the closure of the Pet area in Wythenshawe Park following the council's decision to close the area. | |
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Bugsy is a 6 week old baby French lop male is going to be a big rabbit and will need plenty of space, he will be rehomed with one of his litter mates. They will not be rehomed until they are 9 weeks old and will need to be returned to the rescue to be neutered. |
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Biggles is a 6 week old baby French lop male |
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Happy is a 6 week old baby French lop male |
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Muffin is a 6 week old baby French lop male |
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Oscar is a male guinea pig who is 12 months old and is very cute he is a Black Otter and this means he has a orange belly. He will need someone to spend time with him as he hasn’t been bothered with and so can be slightly skitty |
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Bob and Jim are two young male rabbits who have come to the rescue from the RSPCA after being abandoned. They appear to be under a year old and will be castrated, microchipped and vaccinated before rehome. |
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Duke is a black male lionhead who came to the rescue from RSPCA after being abandoned a few weeks before Christmas by his previous owner. He will be castrated vaccinated and microchipped |
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Joseph seems in fairly good health but has never been handled and as result is extremely fast. He will need someone to spend time with him. At the moment he is quite thin but should gain the weight fairly quickly |
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If you would like to adopt a new friend from this page
please go to conditions of adoption
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See more rabbits and guinea pigs seeking loving
homes on page 2 |
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