Polly (single female)
Polly could be a bit grumpy but happy endings often happen for those that we think are going to be here long term. She found a great home with lots of other bunnies and has loads of room to run about.
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The Rex Brothers – rehomed 1 August 2010
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Dixie Rehomed – August 08
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