Hi, found a possible boyfriend for Zoe called Bugsy, he's lop eared similar colouring to Zoe, 2yrs old, was handed in because he was too noisy and the neighbours were complaining about him, was paired up but his partner died which maybe why he was noisy, very friendly though but a bit shy.
I'm having a homecheck in the next few days. The branch are part of the RSPCA, can anyone help with what to expect etc - I've heard the RSPCA are very strict but they didn't come across like that today, they were very nice and easy going.
There is a little bit of water getting into the run, nothing much but it's a bit damp in places and I've tried, and I'm still trying to stop it. Will this count against me?
What are the most common reasons for homecheck failures? Are they going to spring something on me I'm not prepared for?
He's only been neutered for a week and a half, when should I pick him up (if all goes ok) as Zoe's not spayed and I don't want babies?
I'm having a homecheck in the next few days. The branch are part of the RSPCA, can anyone help with what to expect etc - I've heard the RSPCA are very strict but they didn't come across like that today, they were very nice and easy going.
There is a little bit of water getting into the run, nothing much but it's a bit damp in places and I've tried, and I'm still trying to stop it. Will this count against me?
What are the most common reasons for homecheck failures? Are they going to spring something on me I'm not prepared for?
He's only been neutered for a week and a half, when should I pick him up (if all goes ok) as Zoe's not spayed and I don't want babies?
Plenty of runs are completely meshed over and would get soaked in rain so I really don't think that would be an issue - they have plenty of dry places in your enclosure. They are mainly going to be looking at things like size (obviously fine!), checking that it is fox-proof (e.g. bolts or locks not just those wooden clasps on the outside), they will probably have a chat about diet, bedding etc to check that you understand the importance of hay, as you already have a bun they will look at how clean it is. No need to worry about normal poops etc lying around, that's normal - it's ground in dirt and stuff that obviously hasn't been cleaned out for ages that is a problem. And of course they will meet Zoe and see that she is a healthy, happy bunny. I really don't think they will spring any surprises on you and I'm sure you'll pass with flying colours 
