New additions at RSPCA Walsall

These boys arrived a few days before Christmas and sadly have had to be split due to bad fighting, the owners had notified us of the fighting, the boys had lived in a double tier hutch and spent all their time one at the top, one at the botom They were both unwanted pets, bought as gifts for the children, but the children didn't bother with them, and the parents didn't have time So sad, they are lovely boys who have been cared for well

Neither have names yet, but i like Digby for this little boy...


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And the second little bunny, who is considerably smaller





They are both looking for new homes with wifeys for company x

Becky86 said:

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they're lovely.

:shock: They're both so beautiful
How far would you rehome to if a bunny run could be arranged?

The first bunny looks like a Sable Martine both stunning!

HorseyHolly said:

:shock: They're both so beautiful
How far would you rehome to if a bunny run could be arranged?

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We rehome nationally We have rehomed a bunny to Scotland before

It's lovely you cangive animals a chance in other places. I know my other half depritatly wants another Sable Martine bunny but we wouldn't be able to put it in our oginal group. If someone, somewhere had a female, toothless bunny that needed a new home for my permanent foster rabbit Merlin, I'd have her in a shot

What handsome lads, I hope they can find love and forever homes very soon. xxx