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Free to good hme in Sheffield!

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Louise if you could foster him for about 2 weeks I could take him for rehoming after that...I have some due out over the next fortnight....I usually ask for a donation to take buns in but how can you leave rabbits like this? :(
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honeybunny said:
Louise if you could foster him for about 2 weeks I could take him for rehoming after that...I have some due out over the next fortnight....I usually ask for a donation to take buns in but how can you leave rabbits like this? :(
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I will PM you Jill.

Louise
 
If Humbug wants him then you can meet at mine if you want as I am probably central for you both.
Kay
 
I've just rang up about this Rabbit and it looks like he may have already found a home. They are going to ring me back this afternoon if it falls through.

Louise
 
Hopefully the new owners will have the sense to give the poor thing a bigger space! I'm tempted to join that sheffieldforum just so I can add a comment to the effect that the cage there is in no way big enough for a rabbit!
 
Awww that's a shame! Still, fingers crossed the bunny has gone to someone who saw how it was living and is going to give it a much better home!
 
I have a cage like that for my single dwarf girl! its white though.

would never put a bigger bun in it though!

Em
 
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its still small for a dwarf!!! bramble has a big one and he is a dwarf!
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Ditto!!

wouldnt put any sort of rabbit in it, might use it as a litter tray but never to live in
they cant even stand up in it
 
Yeah I'd agree, the generally accepted minimum size accommodation for a rabbit is 5*2 feet, small cages lead to problems with their backs as they can't stretch up or run about properly, and of course it's difficult to give them anything to "do" in a cage that size so they are likely to get very bored :cry: Personally I wouldn't dream of putting any rabbit in something that size!
 
i didnt know it was too small for Suzi :(

i always have loads of toys for mine, i have a number of mice runabout balls and i put jingly cat toys in them and they love kicking them about and throwing them ;)

Em
 
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