Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Adoption - Page 1
Updated - 18th July 2010
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 .
To
offer a caring
new home
email
or
Telephone
0773 883 1872
Leave a
message for
Elaine with
your contact
details on the
24 hour
answerphone
new home
or
Telephone
0773 883 1872
Leave a
message for
Elaine with
your contact
details on the
24 hour
answerphone
Buy
essentials
for
your
rabbit
online
Support
our
rescue
by
visiting
the
links below
As with most rescues there are always animals who are unable to be rehomed due to ongoing health and/or temperament issues. Tameside Rabbit and Guinea Pig Rescue now have a sponsorship scheme, especially for those animals who will stay in our care for the rest of their lives CLICK HERE to find out more and visit our Sponsorship page to see our latest permanent guests.
(The sponsorship
form is in pdf format - if you don't already have Adobe Reader
installed you can download it for free here)
Rabbit
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Sandy is a female cashmere rabbit who has now been de-matted and neutered. Because of her type of coat she will need to be adopted as a house rabbit as shavings will just cling to her very fine coat. |
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Miss is a Tortoiseshell female rabbit who came to us to find a new home as her previous owner can no longer care for her. She is extremely friendly and is looking forward to finding her forever home. |
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Lukas is a male stray rabbit who has come to the rescue via the RSPCA. He is extremely feisty so will need time to settle in his new home. |
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Wonder was found wandering all alone and will stay at the rescue until her previous owner claims her or a new owner comes forward to adopt her. |
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Alice
is a female rabbit who has come to the rescue as her owners no longer
wanted her. She will need someone with patience and time to help
her settle
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Florence is a female lionhead rabbit who is a blue and white colour and who has come to the rescue after being found in a churchyard. She is friendly and will be neutered before going to her new home. She will require grooming once a week to stop her coat getting knotty |
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Sherlock is a friendly black lionhead male rabbit who has come to the rescue after being found in a churchyard. He is friendly and will be neutered before going to his new home. He will require grooming once a week to stop his coat getting knotty |
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Cinders is a young female who is very friendly but will not pose for her picture. She is mainly white but has black eye circles. |
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Zippy came to the rescue via the RSPCA when he was found wandering all alone in a local street. |
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Melissa is a black, spayed, female rabbit who came to the rescue after being found wandering alone by the RSPCA. She is extremely friendly and really hopes that someone will offer her a caring new home. |
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Tuppence is a male rabbit who has come to the rescue after his owner was moving home. He is very kicky when picked up so will need someone willing to work with him |
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Chunky is a young French lop male who has come to the rescue from the RSPCA. He appears to only be a baby and will grow into a large rabbit who will need lots of space to live in and to exercise. |
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If
you would like to adopt a new friend from this page please go to conditions of adoption
To see more rabbits and guinea pigs seeking loving homes click here |
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www.doghause.com
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