lottielouise
Wise Old Thumper
POSTED FOR TAMESIDE RABBIT AND GUINEA PIG RESCUE, MANCHESTER
Trevor2 was part of a large RSPCA rescue http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=214208 .
The Halifax 10 who have all come to the rescue from the Halifax RSPCA after being found dumped in boxes. The RSPCA picked up 21 in total but couldn't find space for these 10 in Yorkshire, so they have come to us to find caring new homes.
They seem very timid and will struggle when picked up but are going to be neutered and microchipped before going to new homes. Some have quite serious bite wounds which have become infected and will need time to heal.
They were lucky to have survived as they were left at the side of a main road and had got out of the boxes and it took the RSPCA over 2 hrs to catch them.
any one interested in this rabbit can contact Elaine through the website www.tamesiderabbitandguineapigrescue.info, or the phone number, which is on the website.
If you are considering getting a new bun, please consider those with Elaine. The majority of them are neutered and vacced, and those who are not, will be once funds become available.
Tameside Rabbit and Guinea Pig Rescue is situated in Greater Manchester, although will rehome further, depending on travel arrangements for the buns (bunnyruns, pick up)
Trevor2 was part of a large RSPCA rescue http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=214208 .
The Halifax 10 who have all come to the rescue from the Halifax RSPCA after being found dumped in boxes. The RSPCA picked up 21 in total but couldn't find space for these 10 in Yorkshire, so they have come to us to find caring new homes.
They seem very timid and will struggle when picked up but are going to be neutered and microchipped before going to new homes. Some have quite serious bite wounds which have become infected and will need time to heal.
They were lucky to have survived as they were left at the side of a main road and had got out of the boxes and it took the RSPCA over 2 hrs to catch them.
any one interested in this rabbit can contact Elaine through the website www.tamesiderabbitandguineapigrescue.info, or the phone number, which is on the website.
If you are considering getting a new bun, please consider those with Elaine. The majority of them are neutered and vacced, and those who are not, will be once funds become available.
Tameside Rabbit and Guinea Pig Rescue is situated in Greater Manchester, although will rehome further, depending on travel arrangements for the buns (bunnyruns, pick up)
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Bless them, the poor bunnies. I live really close to Halifax RSPCA, so i'm quite interested in this case. 
