Gorgeous little Lenny, an adorable fluffy bunny found a home as an indoor rabbit in Nottingham. We dropped him off and he now lives with 2 mature children who have agreed to look after him, brush him and clean him out. He will spend the rest of his life having lots of fun and sharing his dandelions with their tortoise………..when he comes out of hibernation!

This little beauty was the last of the litter of five that came to us in January. She has found a home with another spayed female rabbit, they have been introduced and are getting along just fine.

These two babies didn’t even stay with us long enough to get names. After featuring on an ITV weather report they really did get smuggled away in the reporters pocket! No, not really she rang the following day and decided to adopt these 2 bundles of joy. We are not sure if they have names yet and hopefully we will hear about what they’ve been up to.

These two lovely boys found a great home when their new owners fell in love with them. We don’t know what they have been called as yet but hopefully their new owners will stay in touch. We were a little worried about the black and white boy when we dropped him off as he seemed a bit upset about his journey but he soon had his head in his food on arrival at his new home!

These three girls were very, very lucky, they won the lottery! They were due to go to slaughter, however we managed to save them and rehome them. This is this is them in their new home settling in. if only more ex-battery and free range hens could find great homes like these!

We thought that we would never rehome Travis and Marvin, although they were a great couple and Travis was so affectionate and tame, they were overlooked by so many people. We are so happy that they have now finally got a great new home where they will receive loads of love and attention they deserve.

Wolfie is adorable. He had been used and abused by a breeder. When he came in we got him castrated and he soon took a shine to Jem (below). They now have a home together and we are pleased to say that on the day of rehoming these 2 Jem decided that she really did like Wolfie and was seen licking him all over. Jem and Wolfie have found a great home in Nottingham, we look forward to visiting them again in their new garden.

Poor girls, such a miserable start in life, in fact no life at all in a battery farm. They huddled in the corner of one of our stables when they arrived. Slowly their feathers started to grow back and they have found a great home with experienced hen keepers. We wish them well on a new life enjoying the spring sunshine. Have fun girls in your new home.