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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Poppy Rehomed 25th April 09
ByBeth
Poor Poppy came in so thin her back bone was prominent and she only looked like a baby guinea. She soon put on weight and by keeping her indoors she became a cheeky guinea who always liked to snatch a good carrot from your hand.
Joey Rehomed 15 July 09
ByJon
Age : 6 months Breed : Honey lop Bonded : Yes Neutered/Spayed: Yes Rescued: Jan 09 Unfortunately Joey, even though he is still young himself is the father of some baby rabbits. He came in with ‘Fluffy’ his wife and both were unneutered. Fluffy has had 3 babies and we are waiting until these are…
Bertie and Beano Rescued and Rehomed
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Bertie and Beano came to us a few months ago, bought from a breeder but then given up by the owners after only a few weeks. We have wormed and vaccinated them and found them a great home in Sheffield where they have loads of room in a large field, a spacious barn and other…
Louis the Cockerel rehomed 15 September
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We don’t rehome cockerels very often, so it was good to rehome little Louie at a home in Brinsley, within walking distance of the rescue centre.
Bear, Biscuit and Humbug Rehomed 16 October
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Although Bear came from a different home to Biscuit and Humbug, they quickly bonded and became the best of friends. When we found a home that would take all three, we were so happy for them. We took them to their new home in North Wales where they now live with ample land to explore.