Rescuing and rehoming rabbits and other small animals is a full time voluntary job. Along side the rescue I have plenty of my own furry family members and three children, please be considerate of this before asking questions that can be answered with the following info already given :) YOu can also read more about our adoption requirements at www.rabbitrescueandfriends.co.uk
Please ensure you hav
e all of the following before enquiring about adopting...
Basic rabbit care needs, these can be found on the RWAF website. A fox proof 10ft by 10ft enclosure. Rabbits require lots of mental simulation, so plenty of toys, hide away's and tunnels will be needed. Home made toys ensure something new can be offered daily - cardboard boxes and tubes stuffed with treats and hay are a great way to keep them busy. Rabbits must always live in pairs, and can not live with guinea pigs. A rabbits diet must consist of 80% good quality hay, 10% good quality pellet feed and 10% fresh greens. fruit and carrots can be used for treats a few times a week. I will need proof of all of the above before adoption and in some cases a vet reference to ensure a good home. Our adoption fees are as follows:
£50 donation for a single bunny
£90 for a bonded pair
£20 for a guinea pig
We only rehome single rabbits/ Guinean pigs if they are going to live with another rabbit, as rabbits/guinea pigs don't like to live alone. The best pairings are same s*x littermates, or a neutered male and female. Please remember myself and my lovely volunteers work with you and the rabbits around our families and jobs etc. Please be patient with us and we will do our upmost to help you with any enquiries you may have. kind regards, Jai
