Re-homing advice

[TheThreeB's]

I'm no expert, but I think it's probably too small. I've seen these before and they are smaller than they appear in the photos. You would probably be better off spending the money on a shed .... hypothetically speaking x

 

[Horace the Bold]

Unfortunately it is too small, I think the minimum required is 8'x4', the recommended size is 10'x6'
As suggested above a second hand shed or playhouse attached to a run (inexpensive if homemade) is probably the cheapest way forward
I assume you have found all the local rescues are full? Have you asked if the rabbits can go on the rescue waiting list?

 

[Vladdy]

It's 6ft x 2.5ft. How large would a hypothetical shed need to be for two small 'uns?

I suppose a shed would be safer too. Plus I have a very excellent DIY-er hubby who might be able to make something bespoke.

This is hypothetical of course.

 

[Vladdy]

I have been told about waiting lists but I don't think the rabbits can wait that long.

 

[daphnephoebe]

I'd put them onto waiting lists anyway - sometimes they get openings and if you're classed as urgent they may take them in sooner than expected.

I'd say for a shed with run to go for a 6ft x 4ft shed with attached run/walk in aviary of 6ft x 8ft

I know this is a fair amount of money, but you could even look at chicken coops similar to below - you might need to alter the ramp style to make it suitable for bunnies.
http://www.cagesworld.co.uk/p/Limoges_Large_Chicken_House_and_Run.htm

This would also be suitable : http://www.welfarehutches.co.uk/product/6ft rabbit hutch with 4ft under run
good company & will last a life time

 

[Horace the Bold]

As you are moving from your original "Welfare" question to a query on housing [emoji6] you might get a better response if you ask in the "Housing" section
Good luck with whatever you decide to do [emoji106]

 

[Vladdy]

http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?457614-Housing-rescue-rabbits&p=6800243#post6800243