Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Adoption - Page 1
Updated - 15th January 2012
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 desperately need, food, cages, toys.
Please help us!
Since the 1st of January 2012 we have taken in 27 rabbits in addition to those who had not found a new home by the end of last year. We desperately need to find them new homes, which will allow us to be able to accept more cruelly neglected or simply unwanted animals from the RSPCA
We are having to turn away as many as 4 unwanted animals every single day!
If you buy baby rabbits or guinea pigs from a local breeder or petshop please have them checked over and sexed by your vet before housing them together.
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.
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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.
Rabbits of the month Lady and Tramp |
Lady and Tramp are 2 spayed and microchipped and myxi vaccinated females who came to the rescue in August from the RSPCA as there was no space anywhere else. They do need to live outside and not on shavings as at time they can be quite sneezy the vet has checked this and we think it is a allergy as their chest etc is clear so they need to be bedded on shredded paper and hay. Apart from this they just need someone to give them some love |
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Wilma, Wendy and William are 3 lionheads who have come to the rescue from the rspca after being left in a back alley. They are all neutered and microchipped and are waiting for a new home. They are only young rabbits but have never been handled so will need someone to give them lots of time and patience |
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16 Baby Guinea Pigs (a small seletion on the left) - the rescue has recently taken in 16 baby boy guinea pigs who are all 6 weeks old and looking for new homes in pairs. They are a mixture of short and semi longhairs and would love a nice warm home |
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Terry and Joe are 2 male guinea pigs who have come to the rescue after the owners had a change of circumstance and could no longer keep them |
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Jose, Jane and Lizzie are young rabbits who have come to the rescue from the RSPCA after their owners' breeding got out of hand. They will all be rehomed as a group as they are all living happily together |
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Rudolf is a male rabbit who has come to the rescue from the RSPCA. He is very friendly and will be neutered and microchipped before being rehomed. He seems to have been well cared for before coming to the rescue |
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George is a castrated, microchipped, myxi vaccinated rabbit who came back to the rescue with his wife. Upon being moved from his home decided he no longer wanted to live with her and she has since found a new husband. George is about 2-3 yrs old and craves attention and has been used to living in a shed and part time in the house under supervision |
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Luke and Liz are a neutered male and spayed female French lops who have come to the rescue from the R.S.P.C.A. after being dumped in a park. They have both been vaccinated for myxi and microchipped. They will need to be rehomed to live in a shed due to their size. They are very friendly and would love a place to call home |
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Gizmos is a male rabbit who has come to the rescue from the R.S.P.C.A. after being left in a box near a river. He is very friendly and will be castrated, vaccinated and microchipped before going to his new home.. |
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Raspberry is a castrated male lop who has come to the rescue from the R.S.P.C.A. he is very friendly and is looking for a nice home |
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If you would like to adopt a new friend from this page
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