Rabbits Looking for homes

We are desperately appealing to rabbit lovers.Our lovely rabbits are neutered and vaccinated. Currently we are only asking for £5 if a good home can be found .We have 3 remaining rabbits to home they are all males, a champagne,a white and a grey all smallish and all under one year old. If you can give one a home please call us.
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All our rescue rabbits will be neutered and vaccinated against myxomatosis and V.H.D as well as wormed, before being adopted a home check will be carried out to make sure the new owners can provide everything the rabbit will need. There is a fee of £25 per rabbit to be paid when you collect the rabbit. This goes towards the cost of neutering, vaccinations etc (On average each rabbit costs the branch £100)

We rehome our rabbits in bonded pairs. Rabbits are very sociable animals, keeping rabbits and guinea pigs together is not reccommended. There are problems that occur when they live together.

Special Limited Offer

Put the bounce back into your bunnies lives and give them the kindest cut of all this spring. Goole RSPCA promote rabbits being rehomed in pairs so if you have a rabbit or two which need a friend or struggle to bond, neutering will help.
If you are on benefits there are a limited number of free rabbit neutering vouchers available from Goole RSPCA. Call Vermuyden Vets today to find out more 01405 763058.

Accomodation

Rabbits need a large weather proof home off the ground, out of direct sunlight and strong winds, moved in the winter to an indoor porch or shed. Many hutches sold in pet shops are too small. For two rabbits living together a 6x2x2ft hutch is perfect. Other suitable accomodation can be a converted shed or wendy house.

We have some baby rabbits to rehome ,again we wish to rehome in pairs, neutering and vaccinations costs are all met by the branch when adopted for £25 per rabbit(note to neuter a female rabbit is in excess of £30)

If you wish to adopt an RSPCA rabbit telephone 07599087527 to organise a home visit.

This small rescue rabbit is 8 months old he is neutered and vaccinated against myxomatosis and V.H.D as well as wormed. Before being adopted a home check will be carried out to make sure the new owners can provide everything the rabbit will need. We only ask for ?5 Rabbits are very sociable animals, keeping rabbits and guinea pigs together is not reccommended. There are problems that occur when they live together. If you have a lonely female it may be possible to introduce this rabbit, he is a gentle shy little adult rabbit and desperate for a home.