Lily & Larry, 5yrs, Macclesfield

Lily and Larry are a pair of 5 year old rabbits at RSPCA Macclesfield. We are seeking a retirement home for these two fabulous oldie bunnies, Lily and Larry. Both of them have suffered with their health, and were even booked in a few months ago to be pts – but then turned a corner on the morning of the appointment and have made amazing progress ever since! We love them both to pieces and if someone does find it in their hearts to adopt them, they will be rewarded tenfold as they are the most incredible pair. They are now off meds completely and are ‘well’, but they aren’t bouncy fighting fit young buns and wouldn’t be suitable first time bunnies. Lily is blind which she has struggled with, but has finally got to grips with it (After trying several set-ups, etc to find what worked for them!) and is very responsive to a high pitched voice – she loves to be spoken to. Due to the nature of their various ailments and likes/dislikes, they do require a specific set up and a strictly followed diet to keep them well, and more importantly happy.

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Dale, 5yrs, Colwyn Bay

Dale is a 5 year old boy at RSPCA Bryn-y-Maen Animal Centre. Meet our lovely shy boy Dale, Poor boy did not have the best of start in his previous home, this is why he is so shy, but being with Hazel is helping a little bit. Dale is looking for a quiet home where his new family can give him lots of love to show him that not all homes are like his previous. Dale does like a fuss but very slowly to be introduced to his new owners. When Dale is settled he will be a fantastic pet rabbit to his new family.

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Violet, 8yrs, Macclesfield

Violet is an 8 year old doe at RSPCA Macclesfield, South East Cheshire & Buxton Branch. She is the friendliest, most fantastic personality you could ever hope to meet and she is looking for a retirement home. She seems to be in great health, although she hasn't been spayed yet (this will be done asap) and will be looking for a neutered pal (male) over the age of 3 or 4 as she is still sprightly and full of life! Violet would be best suited to a home as a house bunny as that is how she is living in foster and she is very much keen to continue!

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Lucky & Molly, 5yrs, Watford

Lucky and Molly are a pair of 5 year old female bunnies at the National Animal Welfare Trust Hertfordshire. We were brought to the centre as our previous owner lost interest in us. We are lovely sweet bunnies who enjoy attention but we will need regular handling to build up our confidence around new people. To make sure that we receive consistent gentle handling we would like to live with adults or families who have children aged 8 and above. We are both used to living outdoors so would like to live in a large outdoor hutch with access to a run so that we have space to stretch out and play in the grass.

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Sherbert, 6yrs, Gloucester

Sherbert is a 6 year old buck at RSPCA Gloucester City. He has a lovely temperament and anyone looking for an older rabbit then he is the ideal one for you.

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Benny, 5yrs, Essex

Benny is a 5 year old large Lop at Essex Rabbit Rescue. He's looking for his forever home and a wife bun.

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Felix, 8yrs, Surrey

Felix is an 8 year old bunny at Furry Friends Animal Rescue. Felix has come to us because his previous owner was going to University and could no longer care for him. He is a New Zealand white, so he is a large rabbit. He is such a nice rabbit. Very laid back and very friendly. He has had spurs on his teeth in the past which new owners need to be aware of.

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Blondie, 5yrs, Lincoln

Blondie is at RSPCA Lincoln. My name is Blondie and I'm a five year old Giant cross girl. I can be rehomed with your bunny and my foster mum will bond me with your boy or girl. Or I can go with my brother Minstrel or one of my sisters (Hazel, Poppy, Heather, Snowy or Odyssey). We were all due to be put to sleep as our owner is very ill and nobody would take us until RSPCA Mid Lincs stepped in.

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