Those who dare win more hay 🐰
The boys have a new slide to play with and some are more sure than others! We are all loving watching their personalities grow💕
Just like us, rabbits need a bestie 👯
Regan, Rachel, Remi and Ryan are a bonded group of 4. Bonded rabbits are not only ridiculously cute, it helps rabbits keep your rabbit buddies happy, reducing their stress, anxiety, and boredom. Just look how chill and happy this gang is!
To find out more about this group of besties, or more information about our bonding services, check out the link in our bio 🔗
Sending birthday wishes to Poppy who just celebrated her 4th birthday! ❤️🥳
Her friend Alfie (another ex beloved rabbit) is helping her open her presents. How sweet!
Do you know when your rabbits birthday is? Let us know! 👇
To help you get through to the weekend, here is some adorable baby rabbits at our Hoppy Hub ❤️
Baby Rabbits at Beloved Rabbits - Supporter 100 Appeal
REASONS TO HELP - SUPPORTER 100
On Tuesday we launched our Supporter 100 Appeal - asking each of our supporters to get involved in fundraising to raise just £100 each towards Beloved Rabbits work.
But why? One reason to help is the considerable amount of babies that come in to our care as a result of unplanned litters and stray rabbits that have been found pregnant.
In the past 5 weeks we have had 25 newborn babies within the rescue! Sadly, such vulnerable little things don't all make it despite all our best efforts, but for those that do we still ensure they are all microchipped, vaccinated and neutered as they enter their new adoptive homes! That is a massive financial impact for the charity, with typical costs per rabbit for these routine activities coming in at around £210 per rabbit. Then there's the additional care and support the babies and their mothers need to get ready for adoption, meaning they tend to be in the rescue's care much longer than some of our older rabbits are!
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT SUPPORTER 100 AND GET INVOLVED - SEE LINK IN BIO
We hope you had as good a long weekend as Ash did, who is enjoying binkies in the garden. 😎❤️
🌿🐰 Our new garden assistant might need a bit more training! 🐰🌿
Looks like the new hire didn't quite get the memo about planting seeds and not just digging random holes! 😂🐇
Looking for your own little gardener? Have a look on our website for a rabbit just like this to give a forever home 🥰🌱
https://belovedrabbits.org/adopt/
When you use your husbun as your personal throne!
What's the most hilarious thing your pet has done? Let's hear your stories! 🐰❤️
Joules came in via our Rehomimg Assistance Programme.
When she first arrived she was scared and aggressive and our care team at the Hub were being boxed and lunged at.
After a couple of days in foster care, she is a very different bunny.
It's amazing to see the change in her.
Our dedicated foster carers really are the best 👏
If you would like to apply to become a foster carer, please visit our website and fill out an application form 👇
www.belovedrabbits.org
Science, Supreme and Selective 🐰
How cute is this trio? As their name might suggest, these rabbits like their food and are great hay eaters. The group consists of two girls (Science and Supreme) and one boy (Selective).
Whilst Science is the dominant one in the group, the trio are nervous just now and their foster parents are working hard on building their trust of people and growing their confidence. And as you can see from the video, things are going well!
If you think you could give Science, Supreme and selective a home then click the link below 👇
https://belovedrabbits.org/rabbits/
🌱🐇 Dive into the world of rabbit munchies with this delightful duo Bun & Pear! These bunnies know how to savor every bite. Who else has a veggie-loving rabbit at home? Share your bunny's favorite treats below! #NomNomBunnies #EasterBunnies #RescueRabbits
BARLEY UPDATE
On Thursday we told you about Barley and her dental issues. She did very well in surgery, and after 24 hours of intense care from the vet team she returned into foster care with our our rescue Director David.
She continues to do well but is on various medications including gabapentin, paracetamol and metacam for pain management, and a strong antibiotic too.
She is eating fresh greens but not yet back to eating hay and nuggets so we are continuing syringe feeding too.
She is getting better at taking all the meds but is still very nervous about having her head touched, we think due to having suffered so much pain previously.
Her treatment bill so far has reached just over £740. You can still help - https://belovedrabbits.org/barley-surgery-costs-appeal/
(Video is at 4x normal speed).
For #NationalThankYouNoteDay we would like to take time to thank everyone who has helped us out over the Christmas period.
From donating gifts, vaccines, supporting our virtual Christmas markets, mystery boxes and even sharing our posts!
And also thank you to our lovey volunteers who have helped out over the busy Christmas period ❤️
We hope everyone had a hoppy Christmas 🐰🎄
Meet Cinco
This bonny wee lad is all ready to go to his furever home.
As you can see he's gotta lotta love to give.👇
www.belovedrabbits.org/adopt
This is sweet Djokovic taking his meds. He has arthritis and is on 0.52ml of Metacam twice daily.
However, he is really good at taking his meds! You don’t even need to pick him up!
He is also bonded with Li Na and Shuai, think you could be the right home for these bunnies? Find out more here 👇
https://belovedrabbits.org/rabbits/
Look at those Binkies!
We have another adoption update from Dodge. This is him with his new owner enjoying his morning zoomies ❤️
Have you recently adopted with us? Send us your your updates, we love hearing them! 🐰
Yogi and Yara
A little something to brighten your day.
This is the gorgeous Yara having some fun with a flower pot.🌺
Yogi and Yara are two lovely rabbits.
They can often be seen out in their aviary run even on damp days munching happily away on grass or some tasty dandelions that have been left for them to find.
They are very inquisitive to what is going on around them. They are very clean and use their litter tray well most of the time. They will tolerate being lifted for their health check but like most rabbits they are not keen on being held. Yara spends her time sitting up on top of the house, especially when the sun is out and likes to watch everything that’s going on in the garden.
They both tolerate the resident cats and dogs, they’ll not bother to hide away unless the dogs appear too quickly.
To apply to adopt them👇
www.belovedrabbits.org/adopt
