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Have had to rehome my buns
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louise and Gus
Wise Old Thumper
What a shame 
if they are a pair they really don't need much attention from you, just feeding and cleaning
if they are a pair they really don't need much attention from you, just feeding and cleaning
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
So what are your new shifts changing to?
Why do you need to rehome them, because you aren't going to be around?
Rabbits are (on the whole) much happier with each other than humans. They dont necessarily need human attention.
Does that change your mind, or is convincing you going to be a losing battle from the off? You could always take them back...
Just curious.
Why do you need to rehome them, because you aren't going to be around?
Rabbits are (on the whole) much happier with each other than humans. They dont necessarily need human attention.
Does that change your mind, or is convincing you going to be a losing battle from the off? You could always take them back...
Just curious.
Brinsley Bunnies
Alpha Buck
If the rescue is as full to capacity as we are then they possibly won't get much human attention there either and in our experience pairs of rabbits get overlooked.
Are you absolutely sure you need to rehome them
Are you absolutely sure you need to rehome them
If the rescue is as full to capacity as we are then they possibly won't get much human attention there either and in our experience pairs of rabbits get overlooked.
Are you absolutely sure you need to rehome them
I'd agree your home is probably the best place for them- Rescues can only get so much attention- usually during feeding, cleaning and general care- nail clipping etc. Other than that - there is a limited amount of one to one love that you can fit in especially since most rescues are run by one or two people.
louise and Gus
Wise Old Thumper
Could you keep them for now and advertise them on here and Rabbit Rehome?
Seems a little unfair to burden a rescue when they are probably quite happy without your attention?
Seems a little unfair to burden a rescue when they are probably quite happy without your attention?
My shifts at work are changing and not going to be at home as much as I was before so they have gone to a lady in my village who works for a rescue and then she will take them there to rehome
I couldnt bare to leave them on there own as it was
That's such a shame. As others have said, if they are a pair they don't need too much human attention. You obviously have already made up your mind, though, so hope they find a good home.
If the rescue is as full to capacity as we are then they possibly won't get much human attention there either and in our experience pairs of rabbits get overlooked.
Are you absolutely sure you need to rehome them
Poor bunnies.
