Holly went to a fabulous new home and made herself right at home. She has plenty of room to run round and she has a friend coming to live with her from another rescue centre. What a perfect ending for a bunny that was dumped at a local vets in the week before Christmas. We miss her as she was such a little character.
These two lovely lop sisters came to us from another rescue centre as they were not eating. We tried them on different food and gradually they started eating and gaining weight. These 2 loveable pom poms were so tame and so adorable that they soon found a home when we put them up for adoption….
Now with new loving family as they were snapped up by a volunteer. I believe they are now called Freddie and Finbar. They have a great new cage but refuse to use a wheel.
These two girls were with us for too long, the little sweeties were passed over too many times but now thay have a great new life.
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.
Prince (now called Henry) found a fabulous home with some ex-bats and another couple of girls. Prince had a powerful pair of lungs on him and is probably going to prove to be the best alarm call in Lambley! (Sorry residents of Lambley)!! Prince was found in a ditch so what a happy ending this…
Meet Flossy, a giant female albino rabbit looking for a life-long home with a partner. Flossy is large, she weights around 10 kg and so needs to be homed to an adult, ideally someone with experience with rabbits. She is handle-able, but being so large she is also strong and therefore not suitable to be handled by children. Flossy needs to be homed with…
