There are quite a few gerbils that need good homes. Someone had been breeding these poor animals out of control and the result has been hundreds of unwanted little gerbils. Many of these gerbils have now been dispersed to quite a few rescue centres throughout the U.K to ease the burden. (We are part of an amazing network…
They came to us as the previous owner claimed that they had attacked their chickens. However they get on fine with ours and even roost with them at night. After several months with us, we finally found a great home for our two rescue geese. We’ll miss these two characters, but we are happy that they…
These beautiful boys didn’t even make it onto Rabbit Rehome or our own website as they were snapped up straight away. The Rex velvety fur is so amazing but care for the rexes is very important as they can easily get sore feet due to their short fur. These boys found a great home with…
The new owners of these little treasures is over the moon and very happy. We are so pleased that all 4 of these young boys went to a very special home and remained together. The little white rabbit in the picture was orphaned at only a few days old when her mother died. Fortunately the Netherland Dwarf ‘Primrose’ came…
Paisley is a confident young lad and has been paired up with dear Hickory who had been here for so long. They have gone to great new home together.
This beautiful harlequin Hickory is such a lovely girl who has been paired up with a new boyfriend and she now has a new home to share with him.
This gorgeous little girl was soon snapped up, she went to a home in Watford to live as a house rabbit, with another small rabbit called Teddykins. Primrose was such a special rabbit as she managed to be a surrogate mum to a very young orphaned kit. We could of rehomed Primrose a million times…
It’s not very often that we manage to rehome cockerels, so we were happy yet sad to see this beautiful boy go off to his new home, along with 9 ex-battery hens to enjoy.
William had been with us for over a year now, it can be very difficult to rehome cockerels so we were delighted that this young man found a great new home with loads of hens to keep him occupied.
