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Chartwell are about the strongest ‘mainstream’ brand out there, unless you had one custom made.

How did you manage to catch the bunnies that were wild in the forest? They must be very newly dumped, we have never taken a stray rabbit in that is in perfect condition with a glossy coat and good body condition.

That doesn’t look like a bunny that has been living wild…! Are all your own rabbits neutered and fully vaccinated now?

100% this :)

Use pen panels to block access.

Whereabouts are you? Contact local woodworkers and handy men and ask if they can make you something. You’ll need to specify 16gauge weldmesh which is the expensive part but it’s likely going to be cheaper than buying from a specific small animal housing co.

Presumably you have informed the rescue, as the owner will have signed an adoption contract stating that the rabbit must be returned to them if for whatever reason the owner couldn’t keep her.

Yes they do. Guinea pig sites would be your best bet, although bun people still use them too. Piggies generally are rehomed to grid pens from reputable rescues.

Not being neutered is exactly why he’s behaving in this way :)

Interesting. I rescue, and have done for over ten years. Certainly had a very different experience to yourself :)

That is definitely not correct, Infact it couldn’t get further from it. Unspayed does are far from gentle and friendly!

Ok. Different to my experience in hundreds of rabbits then :)

At the moment there is no bond between them. Just a ‘baby bond’ - called so because babies will pretty much always get along with anyone. Until they mature.

If Lacey isn’t neutered which you state she isn’t then she should not be in contact with the babies.

You would be unlikely to see a scar if it isn’t recent. We usually ultrasound them to check, then if still unclear they go in to be spayed.

Yes, Sadly thousands of unwanted bunnies advertised these days :cry: Is the hutch a temporary measure? :)

Exactly this. Sorry for your loss x

Giving him up isn’t the answer. Ring your local rescue and ask where they use for neutering and book him in. Or if you can advise your rough location we can easily find vets that will neuter him for you. I really can’t understand what issue you’re having - every vet neuters rabbits.

It is unlikely he is aggressive, he’s just an unneutered buck. Likely in a too small space, from what you’ve said on other posts? If you post whereabouts you are I’m sure we can find a vet that can easily neuter him for you - vets are neutering rabbits every day, every rescue I work alongside...

It won’t have been the numbers that were the concern. It will have been the number of unvaccinated, un neutered rabbits. And of course the housing arrangements, if they weren’t adequate.