Both my wife and myself are termanally ill so we cant work there-for money is scarce. After loosing our 2 cats about 9 months ago through an hereaditary disesse my wife was totally heart broken, so i got her 2 baby dwarf lop-eared bunnies. 1 male named brare and 1 female named beauty. The inevertable hapened and beauty got pregnant before we could get brare seen to.so we have snow drop & morning mist both females, & poridge & squidgy both males. Can any one surgest a animal charity that could help us out towards the funding to have all 3 males neutered. We have all the accomadation sorted out, so we intend to keep them all. Just seeing the love in my wifes (linzi) eyes is so loving to them is worth me giving up smoking to pay for all there needs.i would be totally indepted to any one that could help us. But we need to act fast other wise we will have to give them away to friends or the pet shop.thanks in advance, dave.
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Help with funding for neutering 3 male dwarf lop-eared bunnies.
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GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
You could contact the PDSA.
Check here then contact them; http://www.pdsa.org.uk/pdsa-vet-care/eligibility
Check here then contact them; http://www.pdsa.org.uk/pdsa-vet-care/eligibility
Hi Dave,
I believe the RSPCA offers subsidised neutering - often they will give you a voucher to use towards the cost. If you click on the 'In your area' tab on the RSPCA home page you can search for your local branch & give them a call to find out. http://www.rspca.org.uk/home
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I believe the RSPCA offers subsidised neutering - often they will give you a voucher to use towards the cost. If you click on the 'In your area' tab on the RSPCA home page you can search for your local branch & give them a call to find out. http://www.rspca.org.uk/home
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tasteofchaos
Mama Doe
The suggestions above are a great idea.
If you are only going to get half of them done, it is better to get the females done if possible, because female rabbits have a very high level of uterine cancer. However, spaying is more expensive than neutering, so if you can't afford it, still get the male rabbits neutered, as then they can be bonded.
Hope you get the funds!
If you are only going to get half of them done, it is better to get the females done if possible, because female rabbits have a very high level of uterine cancer. However, spaying is more expensive than neutering, so if you can't afford it, still get the male rabbits neutered, as then they can be bonded.
Hope you get the funds!