Rspca Medway West - Cant Manger To Rehome our Baby Bunnies

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Rspca Medway

Warren Scout

• Feb 20, 2005

• #1

At Rspca Medway West Branch, our small animal centre is having trouble re-homing our baby bunnies. All our advertising is getting homes for our older rabbits (which is wonderful), but now the babies are being left behind. We do not ask a fixed price, we ask for a donation. The babies have had their Myxi vaccinations.

We have two little bucks, cross lops who were born at the centre on the 7/11/04 and now have three bucks, white and black mixed breeds and one black mixed breed doe who were all born in Jan 2005 and were just signed over.

Can anyone offer them a home, the two cross lops must go as a pair.

 

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Kerri C

Mama Doe

• Feb 20, 2005

• #2

Really wish I could , they are all adorable. Good luck.

 

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BinkyBun

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 20, 2005

• #3

Why doesn't this little bun have ears? Do you have a pic of her? http://www.rabbitrehome.org.uk/moreinfo.asp?RabID=1677

 

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Rspca Medway

Warren Scout

• Feb 20, 2005

• #4

This isnt one of our rabbit. But we do have two rabbits in at the moment with half an ear missing. One's a beautiful Rex named Earless and the other is a little white Netherland Dwarf called Tidgy.

 

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BinkyBun

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 21, 2005

• #5

I know, I love Earless...but she has a phobia about other bunnies!

 

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Delphinum

Warren Scout

• Feb 21, 2005

• #6

Sometimes the mother's lick them clean off after birth... other times it's injury related. I hope you can find some homes for those lovely bunnies, unfortunately we're too far away!

 

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Rspca Medway

Warren Scout

• Feb 21, 2005

• #7

Earless lost her ear after her previous owner brought her and just stuck her in a pen with three other rabbits. Unfortuntley they fought and she was rushed into th clinic in a bit of a state and we were told to keep her. Now she has a phobia of other rabbits (understandable really), its such a shame we could of home her many times with other rabbits, but it wouldn't be fair on her. She is a lovely rabbit, she's got a coat of velvet. Someone viewed her and booked her, but never came back to collect her. Fingers crossed we will get a home for her soon.

 

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Rspca Medway

Warren Scout

• Feb 28, 2005

• #8

After a busy week of rehoming, with ten bunnies managing to find new homes, our 6 little baby bunnies are still with us.

 

SOAD

Wise Old Thumper

• Mar 1, 2005

• #9

I wish I could help, but I can not consider any more bunnies until mine are bonded and I wouldn't consider having any outside now, after hearing all the horrible stories

 

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missblondebunny

Mama Doe

• Mar 1, 2005

• #10

baby buns

Hi

you may see me again in the near future. im sorting out shed for my buns, and im hoping to have a bit of space left, so i can rehome some more.

really want offer tidgy a home!!!

and sandy is sorting out my hutch problem for me!!! x

 

haffyj

Mama Doe

• Mar 2, 2005

• #11

your will have rabbits living in every room soon sam!!!1 :lol:

Its great to see rabbits getting new homes!!!

 

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Rspca Medway

Warren Scout

• Mar 7, 2005

• #12

We've found a home for one of our baby bunnies.

Little Bun are only little girl was paired up with another rabbit on Saturday and I have had an update that they are snuggled up together and getting on fine

Just need to find a home now for our five little boys :wink: