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Available Rescue: Fiver & Lero 7 year old brothers

Well, they are still here if anyone is interested...

They are actually 6.5yrs, just thought I should point that out ;)

Leroy is slightly dominant, they are both very easy to handle and quite close. They could be bonded with a female or go as a pair. Very sweet, handsome boys, also healthy with good teeth and vaccs all up to date. helen
 
bunny-mad said:
Well, they are still here if anyone is interested...

They are actually 6.5yrs, just thought I should point that out ;)

Leroy is slightly dominant, they are both very easy to handle and quite close. They could be bonded with a female or go as a pair. Very sweet, handsome boys, also healthy with good teeth and vaccs all up to date. helen
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They wont be seperated will they :shock: :cry:
I'd take them if only I had the room
 
Jack's-Jane said:
They wont be seperated will they :shock: :cry:
I'd take them if only I had the room
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No no, definitely not. They are too close, and are brothers so have spent their whole life together. They could possibly be bonded as a trio with a single female, but we would not separate them. helen
 
Hiya, are they litter trained? Would they be suited to indoor living?
Would they be able to travel to a forever home?

I absolutely hate to see an older bun in rescue :(
 
I've shown my friend this thread, he loves them :D Charlie Coxon will be calling you soon, hope it works out!!!
 
animus said:
Hiya, are they litter trained? Would they be suited to indoor living?
Would they be able to travel to a forever home?

I absolutely hate to see an older bun in rescue :(
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Yes they are litter trained in their hutch. There is no reason why they could not be house bunnies. helen
 
bunny-mad said:
No no, definitely not. They are too close, and are brothers so have spent their whole life together. They could possibly be bonded as a trio with a single female, but we would not separate them. helen
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Phew, I thought I must've read it wrong as I know ARC have never seperated a bonded pair unless they have a huge fight.

I really hope the old boys find a lovely retirement home very soon. Looking after elderly Bunnies is such a privilege :love: :love:
 
I'll be travelling from South Wales to t'North in 4 weeks time are you anywhere along the M5 ( north of Bristol ) or M6 or M65? I'm sure I can manage a detour and meet someone on the M4 just outside M25.
I can get them to Cheshire.
 
We are off the M53, which is off the M56 let me have a look where those motoways are as im not 100% sure :oops: But they sounds great if someone could help getting them here.
 
I have friends near Northwich who keep inviting me to stay and visit the area, this would give me the excuse needed to do it!

I just want to see these lovely boys find a new home asap.
 
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