I imagine it’s the lack of rescues in your area rather than lack of rabbits. The rabbit crisis is great uk-wide
He looks perfect!This lad is in Essex:
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=415661640030417
Apologies if I have overlooked any search details but he just appeared on Facebook and from memory he seemed to fit the bill. Apart from knowing he's in the next county, not sure how far he is from you.
This lad is in Essex:
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=415661640030417
Apologies if I have overlooked any search details but he just appeared on Facebook and from memory he seemed to fit the bill. Apart from knowing he's in the next county, not sure how far he is from you.
This lad is in Essex:
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=415661640030417
Apologies if I have overlooked any search details but he just appeared on Facebook and from memory he seemed to fit the bill. Apart from knowing he's in the next county, not sure how far he is from you.
https://www.egprr.org/Thanks We don't use FB, so I can't open the link. Where is he in Essex?
Omi is ARC an option? Apologies if this had been mentioned. I know you got your REW from ARC
I know the rescue :thumb: I've seen him previously there on the RabbitRehome site, but it is 78 miles away, which is too far
Oh that's a shame. Next county sounded close by when I saw him.
It's indeed very close if you swim :lol:
With a bunny carrier! :lol:
I actually clocked Domino myself earlier! I know it's still very early days but Fudgie is looking very sad and lonely on her own so I need to start putting feelers out to rescues sooner rather than later.
Anyway, back to Tui. I have a feeling they might still be too far, but would Pets at Home in Romford and Chingford possibly be an option? I also found a rescue in Upminster, Essex. Again may be too far to travel. They only have a Facebook page and it seems to be mainly cats and dogs, although they do say they rehome rabbits as well. I'm not sure if Upminster is feasible, but if it is I can try and find the name of the rescue again (I've forgotten it!).