ARC are a small animal rescue which is based in Twickenham, South West London. We have a number of males currently looking for a home, these include the following. There are also a number of other males which are expected in over the next few days, these will be put up on our website as soon as pictures can be organised. Our website is www.animalrescueandcare.org.uk
These buns are looking for a new home:
Brian and Bobby have now been with ARC for almost 2 years and would really love a permanent home where someone will love and care for them and help them to get over their natural timidity. They originally came from a situation where breeding had became out of control and were living in very cramped accommodation. A total of 47 rabbits were removed from this household. These 2 boys had been living with 5 other rabbits of different ages in a 4 foot cage! Since coming into ARC's care the boys have been neutered and vaccinated and enjoy the comforts of a much larger 2 storey hutch, with a large outside area to explore. Although both male, they get along well, so have remained together during their stay here. Brian has a white flash on one foot and Bobby is all black. Like all rabbits, Brian and Bobby are naturally inquisitive and enjoy exploring their outdoor area. They do not bite or behave aggressively in anyway but are timid when handled, so would prefer a home where people will handle them patiently and gently until they become more confident. They are still looking to be rehomed into bigger and better accomodation than they had previoulsy had prior to arriving with ARC. Brian is slighlty larger, he has a white flash on one foot. Bobby is all black. They are all very friendly and are enjoying spending time out running about in the garden. Now reserved at last
EDIT: August 2006 Brian and Bobby are still with ARC in foster care and remain looking for a forever home. Someone somewhere must have room for these buns?
EDIT August 2007 Brian and Bobby remain in the foster care of emilyarc's family almost 2 years on and remain looking for a forever home.
Dusty rehomed is a one year white and agouti coloured male rabbit. Dusty has now been neutered and is on the look out for the friendly family who will take care of him after, for the rest of his life. Dusty would love a home either as a house bunny or with a girlie friend, or both! He is a friendly boy who enjoys being stroked and made a fuss of. Dusty is currently being paired up with a girl friend
Mylo has come into our care due to their previous owners ill health. Mylo is a black and white english boy who is soon to be neutered. Once he has been neutered he will be ready to be rehomed with another bunny to live a long and happy life. Mylo is 2 years old and loves to come out of his hutch for a run in the garden. Mylo has now found a home
Brendan has come into ARCs care after a being rescued from a family who had no intention of taking him to the vets even though he was desperate for medical attention. Brendan is a 1 year old, very pretty black and white butterfly lop who has recently had to have his leg amputated after having broke his tibia and fibula. Brendan has now been neutered and is now recovering after the big operation that he has had. Brendan is living inside at the moment and will make a brilliant house bunny for anyone who is looking to give a good home to a bunny that has been through a lot. Brendan will be better suited to either and adult home or a home where there is only older children and he would love to be bonded with a girlie bun. Brendan now has found a new home
Ben is a 2.5 year old unneutered male lop who has come into the care of ARC having been left with a lady whose neice had moved and had failed to sort out alternative arrangements for BEN after 3 months. In desperation, Ben was handed over to ARC for rehoming. Once Ben is neutered on Thursday he would make an ideal house rabbit, he loves to be where the action is and likes nothing better than sitting in front of the TV in the evening with someone to cuddle up to and a good film. He will make any excuse to come inside, however as he is not neutered he does not spend long periods indoors at the moment.
He seems a little unsure about being held for long periods but simply loves lots of strokes and plenty of attention. He is happy to sit next to you on a chair. He appears to be reliable at being litter trained.
He will be looking for a home with a girl friend. Ben has now found a forever home
Rex is a black neutered and vaccinated lion head boy that is all ready to go and is waiting for the right home to come along. Rex is about 9 months old and would loved to be homed with a girl bunny, and a loving family who will look after him. Rex has now found a home
Cheeko Cheeko is a 5 month old grey and white dutch rabbit who was initially bought to go with a guinea pig. Cheeko's old partner now has another piggie to live with and he is now looking for a girl rabbit to set up home with. He previously lived with children. Cheeko will accept being handled for short periods of time, he does tend to scratch if he feels unsupported and when got out of his hutch. Over the next week or so he will get lots of time out on the concrete to help wear his nails down and hopefully with lots of handling will soon learn to keep his claws in. He would like a new home where they have lots of dandelions to eat. Cheeko has now found a home
If you would like to discuss further any of these rabbits please pm Donna-arc or contact us via the website.
Janice
These buns are looking for a new home:
Brian and Bobby have now been with ARC for almost 2 years and would really love a permanent home where someone will love and care for them and help them to get over their natural timidity. They originally came from a situation where breeding had became out of control and were living in very cramped accommodation. A total of 47 rabbits were removed from this household. These 2 boys had been living with 5 other rabbits of different ages in a 4 foot cage! Since coming into ARC's care the boys have been neutered and vaccinated and enjoy the comforts of a much larger 2 storey hutch, with a large outside area to explore. Although both male, they get along well, so have remained together during their stay here. Brian has a white flash on one foot and Bobby is all black. Like all rabbits, Brian and Bobby are naturally inquisitive and enjoy exploring their outdoor area. They do not bite or behave aggressively in anyway but are timid when handled, so would prefer a home where people will handle them patiently and gently until they become more confident. They are still looking to be rehomed into bigger and better accomodation than they had previoulsy had prior to arriving with ARC. Brian is slighlty larger, he has a white flash on one foot. Bobby is all black. They are all very friendly and are enjoying spending time out running about in the garden. Now reserved at last
EDIT: August 2006 Brian and Bobby are still with ARC in foster care and remain looking for a forever home. Someone somewhere must have room for these buns?
EDIT August 2007 Brian and Bobby remain in the foster care of emilyarc's family almost 2 years on and remain looking for a forever home.
Dusty rehomed is a one year white and agouti coloured male rabbit. Dusty has now been neutered and is on the look out for the friendly family who will take care of him after, for the rest of his life. Dusty would love a home either as a house bunny or with a girlie friend, or both! He is a friendly boy who enjoys being stroked and made a fuss of. Dusty is currently being paired up with a girl friend
Mylo has come into our care due to their previous owners ill health. Mylo is a black and white english boy who is soon to be neutered. Once he has been neutered he will be ready to be rehomed with another bunny to live a long and happy life. Mylo is 2 years old and loves to come out of his hutch for a run in the garden. Mylo has now found a home
Brendan has come into ARCs care after a being rescued from a family who had no intention of taking him to the vets even though he was desperate for medical attention. Brendan is a 1 year old, very pretty black and white butterfly lop who has recently had to have his leg amputated after having broke his tibia and fibula. Brendan has now been neutered and is now recovering after the big operation that he has had. Brendan is living inside at the moment and will make a brilliant house bunny for anyone who is looking to give a good home to a bunny that has been through a lot. Brendan will be better suited to either and adult home or a home where there is only older children and he would love to be bonded with a girlie bun. Brendan now has found a new home
Ben is a 2.5 year old unneutered male lop who has come into the care of ARC having been left with a lady whose neice had moved and had failed to sort out alternative arrangements for BEN after 3 months. In desperation, Ben was handed over to ARC for rehoming. Once Ben is neutered on Thursday he would make an ideal house rabbit, he loves to be where the action is and likes nothing better than sitting in front of the TV in the evening with someone to cuddle up to and a good film. He will make any excuse to come inside, however as he is not neutered he does not spend long periods indoors at the moment.
He seems a little unsure about being held for long periods but simply loves lots of strokes and plenty of attention. He is happy to sit next to you on a chair. He appears to be reliable at being litter trained.
He will be looking for a home with a girl friend. Ben has now found a forever home
Rex is a black neutered and vaccinated lion head boy that is all ready to go and is waiting for the right home to come along. Rex is about 9 months old and would loved to be homed with a girl bunny, and a loving family who will look after him. Rex has now found a home
Cheeko Cheeko is a 5 month old grey and white dutch rabbit who was initially bought to go with a guinea pig. Cheeko's old partner now has another piggie to live with and he is now looking for a girl rabbit to set up home with. He previously lived with children. Cheeko will accept being handled for short periods of time, he does tend to scratch if he feels unsupported and when got out of his hutch. Over the next week or so he will get lots of time out on the concrete to help wear his nails down and hopefully with lots of handling will soon learn to keep his claws in. He would like a new home where they have lots of dandelions to eat. Cheeko has now found a home
If you would like to discuss further any of these rabbits please pm Donna-arc or contact us via the website.
Janice
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