Bunny Hols boarding for rabbits

31/12/2024

27/12/2024

Smokey and Bandit, cute babies!

24/12/2024

Lovely bunny.

24/12/2024

Please join me in wishing Alison of Bella's Bunny Boutique a Happy Birthday and a big thank you from all the rescue rabbits she has helped in conjunction with Bunny Angels UK charity.

20/12/2024

02/12/2024

Sooty and Sweep.

15/11/2024

The ones that made it alive are the lucky ones but so many didn't, somebody must live near the person who had hundreds of rabbits and now suddenly doesn't have them.

Because of all of you 🥹❤️

- Between last night and this Saturday coming we have 15 of the female bunnies in for a spay, 2 of the males booked in for a neuter and all 17 to be vaccinated!

- The bunnies that are due to go to other rescues this week will now be going neutered, spayed and vaccinated.

- We have been able to share money donations to the rescues that so kindly took on bunnies for us yesterday to put towards their foreseeable vet bills.

- We have so many donations of food, medicine, treats ect that we can help with care packages to the rescues that have taken the bunnies.

- Foster homes and places within other rescues for every bunny that needs it and for any future bunnies that maybe born have been secured.

- We know that when the bunnies are ready so many of you have expressed you would like to offer them forever homes and we will let you all know as soon as they are ready.

Below is a list of all of the rescues that have taken in bunnies or will be taking in bunnies this week and we would ask you all to please share your kindness and generosity with them as they have shown us and these wonderful rabbits;

Berkshire Animal Rescue
Hug A Bunny Hotel
Hannah’s Guinea Pig Sanctuary
Eastbourne Rabbit & Guinea Pig Rescue
Shrewsbury Rabbit Rescue
Greatfield Small Animal Rescue
Bunnies & Piggies In Need Rescue UK
The Rabbit Residence Rescue

Details of how you can help each rescue will be on their page ☺️

From the bottom of our hearts we thank you

11/11/2024

08/11/2024

Fudge's sulky face because he's just had his fur trimmed, at least he can see where he's going now! Thanks to Bella's Bunny Boutique for his groom.

30/10/2024

Carrot time for Thumper and Millie.

30/10/2024

This boy Sparky didn't want to be filmed being a good boy, he just wanted to escape! Not long now Sparky, going home soon x

23/10/2024

Sparky enjoys his parsley.

23/10/2024

Daisy and Buttercup

23/10/2024

Benji and Bennie

23/10/2024

Ruby and Rebecca.

19/10/2024

Rabbits are naturally crepuscular, this means they are at their most active at dusk/twilight time or early dawn. They are prey animals and know they are at their most vulnerable during daylight and night time so they confine their activity to the time when daytime humans and hawks etc) and nocturnal predators (foxes, badgers, owls etc) are least likely to attack them. Pet rabbits soon learn a routine and so will adapt to you and be awake at the time you normally feed and play with them but they will still prefer to be active at dawn and dusk. This video is a bit dark as it was dusk but it shows how active the rabbits become as night draws in. Another reason (as if we need one!) as to why a hutch is not enough!

19/10/2024

Rocket, Smudge and Velvet, first timers at Bunny Hols.

19/10/2024

Olaf didn't want to pose for a photo, he said he was busy.