Lily and Ruby Rehomed
Lily and Ruby went to a fabulous loving new home. They were a gorgeous pair of buns (mother and daughter) and I’m sure they will have a lot of fuss and attention.
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** Rehomed** Description: Hi there my name is Brambles. I am estimated to be between 1 – 2 years old and am a lilac giant. About me: I arrived at the centre on the 3/9/16 with another rabbit called Samson. Fortunatly a neighbour intervened with my previous owners who was going to release us to…
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