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Do you want to adopt a small pet?

Please phone Heather on 01494 863009 between 9am-5pm
(emergencies only after 5pm)

 

Some of our Rabbits looking for love ....

WILMA, FRED, BETTY and BARNEY

Wilma, Fred, Betty and Barney, four young rabbits, born in November 2011, are now ready to look for lovely new homes.
Wilma R99/11 (dark grey female)
Fred R96/11 (white male)
Betty R98/11 (black and white female)
Barney R97/11 (white male)

SID

 . Sid R88/11 is a friendly black lop-eared x who is looking for a new friend and a nice new home.

BILL and BEN


 

Bill R85/11 and Ben R86/11 are a bonded pair of young male guinea pigs looking for a home together.
BERTHA

Bertha R93/11 is a large rabbit with a lovely temperament who was found wandering.
Now looking for somewhere to call home.

SANTA

Santa R104/11 is a very large white rabbit.
He is only a youngster and looking for a friend.

ELF

Elf R105/11 is a young black and white Dutch.
He is really sweet natured, loves being handled and would make an ideal children's pet.

BETTY and HETTIE

Betty R102/11 and Hettie R103/11 - Betty and Hettie are a bonded pair of 6 month old guinea pigs looking for a home together, either as a pair or with their new friend Lauren.

DIGBY

  Digby R84/11 is a young male rabbit who was found wandering and is now looking to be homed with a female.
 

STANLEY

Stanley R36/11 is a lovely lionhead x hoping to settle down in life with a female friend.
 

MARMITE

Marmite R66/11 is a lovely male looking for a new lifetime female partner.
 

LILLY

Lilly R78/11 is a lovely young female who is looking for a new home with a neutered male.
 

BLACKBERRY

Blackberry R35/10 is an 18 month old female Netherland Dwarf X.
She can be a little bit feisty but gets on with well with other rabbits.
Ideally suited to a family with older children and looking for a male friend.
 

TRIXIE and BELLE

 

Trixie (R61/11) and Belle (R62/11).
Trixie and Belle are a bonded pair of females around a year old.
They are very gentle rabbits looking for a home together.
 

TIGGY and WINKLE

Tiggy (R71/11) (Dark Grey) was found wandering with her friend Winkle (R70/11) (Black) after escaping from a neighbours garden.
They are both 3 month old females.
 

TWITCH

Twitch (R48/11) - born 28th May 2011. Male lion-head rabbit. A small rabbit looking for a home with a female. He is unneutered at the moment but donation includes the cost of neutering.
 

SPLODGE

Splodge (R49/11) - born 28th May 2011. Male lion-head rabbit. Small and friendly. He is unneutered at the moment but donation includes the cost of neutering.
 

STARSKY

Starsky (R50/11) - born 28th May 2011. He is a small lion-head rabbit. Very friendly and full of fun. He is unneutered at the moment but donation includes the cost of neutering.
 

MONTY

Monty (R47/11) is a beautiful chocolate and white rabbit.
He is 5 months old and has been neutered.
He is a very busy rabbit and spends his time thundering up and down his run making rude faces at the other rabbits.
We hope that now he is neutered he will calm down and will live quietly with a gentle female.

SPIKE

Spike (R40/11) is a beautiful sable coloured rabbit with chocolate points. 
He is 6 months old, very friendly and cheeky.  
He is looking for a home with a female rabbit.

DONALD

Donald (R99/10) is brother to Dennis also 10 months old.
A gentle, kind rabbit looking for a home with a female.

DOUGGIE

Douggie (R97/10) brown is brother to Dennis and Donald.
He is 10 months old.
He too, is looking for a nice female to share his life with.
 

THEA and HARRY

Thea (R26/11) and Harry (R79/10)  are a bonded pair, both around a year old and are looking for a new home together.
 

FRANKIE

R91/10 Frankie is an 8 month old female x breed rabbit.
Very friendly.
She needs to be homed with a neutered male in a household with older children.
 

FIZZ & BUCK
These 2 bunnies are looking for a home together.
Please call us to find out more.

 

Fizz (R105/09) 3 year old Dutch cross female, black and white.
She's a lovely bunny.

Buck (R107/09), he's a 2 years old, Dutch cross.
A lovely, friendly boy.
These two rabbits are to be homed together.
 

 

Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters all make lovely pets and South Bucks RSPCA have many that are looking for loving homes.

Until we can find homes for some of these delightful animals we cannot rescue others that are in desperate need of our help.

If you can provide a safe and happy home to any of our small pets, please ring  Heather on 01494 863009.
 

 
                                           fosterers

                                             
Love Gerbils, Hamsters or Rats?
Become a Fosterer!

We are urgently looking for fosterers to help with our small animals.
We will pay all food, vets bills & we supply all the necessary equipment needed.

If you can help, please contact Heather

01494 863009

 


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Register below and provide further details of the pet you are seeking, we will keep you updated as new animals arrive.


  

 

 
Ten Things You May NOT Know About Rabbits....
  1. Give me space! - Rabbits need as much exercise as a small dog. Their accommodation should have a sheltered resting area. The enclosure should have plenty of space for them to move around freely, and allow them to sit up straight and look around.
  2. Two's company - Rabbits love living with other rabbits and shouldn't be kept alone. Neutered rabbits of opposite sexes can go together.
  3. Neuter for health - Always neuter your rabbits to prevent fighting, unwanted litters and cancer in females.
  4. Keep us together - Rabbits can forget their companions after a few hours. Take them to the vets together and never separate same-sex pairs.
  5. One of the family - Rabbits can be house-trained and make great house pets.
  6. Handle with care - Rabbits are shy and ground-living animals - they need time to develop trust with their owners before being picked up. Make sure you know how to handle them.
  7. The right diet - Rabbits' teeth never stop growing, so they need to grind them down as they eat. A diet of 80-90 per cent hay is essential, with only a small quantity of pellet food and vegetables. Provide clean water in a large, drip-feed bottle.
  8. Change the bed - Soiled bedding needs removing every day and the whole home should be cleaned regularly.
  9. Keep an eye out for us - Rabbits are prey animals adapted to hide signs of suffering and won't cry out if something's wrong. Keep an eye on them and take them to a vet if you think they have a problem.
  10. Vaccinate! - Rabbits need to be vaccinated against myxomatosis every six months and VHD once a year.

The adoption pages are updated regularly but we cannot guarantee that a particular animal will still be available or suitable for every adopter. In the best interest of the animal we reserve the right to refuse an adoption if the circumstances are not ideal for that animal.

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               Site Last Updated : Friday, 03 February 2012