How am I doing on the convincing front?!! :lol:
In that case, you could come down and meet the two papillions and (assuming the home check was ok - which I'm sure it would be) take them back with you if you liked them
but i already have a giant and id be scared they would both trample on little rufas' head :lol: Plus i dont think i have enough room Where about are you situated?
oooh i would love another giant (think they are giant?)
Me got confuddled We're in Leicestershire and have all shapes and sizes
Doh :roll: Sorry - it was Breeze who was enquiring about the giants
Can i ask how you re-home nationally? Who does the bunny runs etc? Just being nosey 
Im starting to feel really rubbish as ive contacted several rescues with only about two getting back to me. I know rescues are very very busy but i cant help feeling they just dont want to rehome a rabbit to me
ETA: this is not a slate at the rescues! I know they work very hard im just feeling down
I think the biggest consideration with a freead bun is the unknowns...
First, what if they don't bond? What would you do with her then? Do you have suitable accommodation/finances to keep a second single rabbit until she could be rehomed? Could you bring yourself to rehome her in that circumstance? Or would you end up keeping her then getting another two so that they all have a friend? Could you afford 4?
Second, what of her health? A decent rescue will know their buns inside out and will be up front with you about any potential problems. You may not know if this bun has syphillis, dental problems, mites, snuffles etc until you get her home, and then you will be responsible for all those vets bills.
Third, what about quarantine? You will need somewhere suitable to keep her separate for approximately 6 weeks or more before bonding, so that she can be quarantined, spayed and vaccinated before bonding.
I totally see your argument that you are rescuing her regardless of where she comes from, but I personally think that you're better off getting yours from a rescue where you get a bun ready to bond straight away and backup support if it doesn't work out, and by doing so, it will free up a space at the rescue for them to help out another bun like the one you have been offered
lol its okay
Didnt mean anything offensive by this post, just realised after id posted it
I phoned a rescue today, i may sound remedial by saying that :lol: I just left a message though and im not holding much hope for them because i think they also breed which kind of defeats the purpose of being a breeder :?
I think ive fallen in love with a gumtree bun
Every bun deserves a loving home. 
I hope you manage to find a bun. Unfortunately I think you are right that most of the rescues up here don't routinely neuter or vaccinate rabbits. Fife Rabbit Rescue does, but they have been slowly reducing their numbers and have had to close for the time being due to the weather and a few other things so only have a couple of buns looking for homes just now. I am not sure but I think maybe Collielover does, have you been in contact with her at all? There is the petterden SSPCA centre, which is between Forfar and Dundee, but again I don't think they routinely neuter rabbits.
The offer of a bunnyrun from Honeybunnies seems like a good option, or I don't see anything wrong with taking on the gumtree bun if you are fully prepared to deal with the issues that Santa has brought up
Emailed runky rescue, havnt heard back yet. Is willows willow cottage or something? I left them a message today. Mrs murrays cat and dog home only currently have males at the moment. Im checking all these different sites every day but i really have tried everything in aberdeen. Scotland is quite dire for rescues tbh :/ Thanks for the links
I will call SSPCA tommorow mini mallow :wave: They are really cute x
Its The Willows Animal Sanctuary in New Pistligo, they are struggling financially so may be happy to rehome.
Also be worth keeping an eye in P@H, they quite often have rabbits in the rehoming section. If I hear of anything at my vet I'll let you know.
All males too! So strange that theres hardly any girls for re-homing. I didnt know willows re-homed rabbits? Thank you. Im looking at the SSPCA site and finding it quite sad reading, they have separated pairs and brothers and sisters Upsetting.
Minimallow- have you seen callum
The buns there (unless its changed since the last time i was there) are in those "box" type cages like what are in the vets. Feel sorry for them Ive been in the P@H adoption centre 3 times this week
