Honey's Rescue Bunnies

05/01/2025

Still waiting 😞

YING & YANG are still here, and no adoption applications yet . Can anyone can take these 2 bunnies in? They are very tame and needless to say very cute!

If you're interested in adopting them please WhatsApp: Angela at 084 485 7020 or Monica at 084 485 7029
to make an appointment to meet them during our closure

Adoption fee : R800. Includes sterilisation .Home checks apply

Thank you for sharing. Adopt. Sponsor. Love. Save a life. 🐾🐾❤️

Nigel SPCA
FNB Acc Nr: 62142471276 | Branch Code: 210654

03/01/2025

Bunny up for adoption SPCA Rustenburg

31/12/2024

🙏🙏

As we approach the end of 2024, we would like to remember all the beautiful bunnies that have left paw prints in our hearts. This candle is for them. Never ever forgotten. Please feel free to post your photos and tributes.
P.S. please have tissues at the ready. We are already in tears. Just shows how much our bunnies mean to us all. ###

31/12/2024

*‼️IMPORTANT‼️*

When reporting to the call centre or EMPD, please provide as accurate a location as possible:

● Street number & name
● Street name (if you are not sure of the street number)
● Suburb

Please don't say for example, "they are letting off fireworks in Brackenhurst."

More specific details are needed.

30/12/2024

30/12/2024

28/12/2024

RESPOST FROM ALBERTON GROUP

Hi there. I'm living in Vewoerdpark and found a new tenant I unfortunately cannot keep. The bunny is beautiful and looks well fed. If this is your baby please contact me. Kind regards. 0722531161

25/12/2024

To all the buns and their families! X

08/12/2024

Bunnies up for adoption

We are bunnies that were brought in to the SPCA ad some youth wanted to hurt us. We are 2 females and a neutered male. We would like to live our lives in peace with someone who understands our needs.

06/12/2024

Today we said goodbye to our sweet Mr Giggles!

If love could have saved you... you would have lived forever!

Forever in our hearts.

30/11/2024

Bunnies up for adoption Nigel SPCA

Two beautiful bunnies up for adoption... they are adorable and tame. If your have space in your heart and home please let us know.

If you're interested in adopting or sponsoring, please WhatsApp:
Angela at 084 485 7020
Monica at 084 485 7029
DURING OFFICE HRS ONLY
Mon - Thur 8am - 4pm
Fri 8am - 12pm
Sat 9am - 12pm
Sundays & Public Holidays : Closed

Adoption fee: R800. Includes sterilisation. Home checks apply
Sponsorship fee: R250 per month
Thank you for sharing. Adopt. Sponsor. Love. Save a life. 🐾🐾❤️
Nigel SPCA
FNB
Acc Nr: 62142471276
Branch Code: 210654

09/11/2024

Shocked by the numbers? It’s true! Just two unsterilized rabbits can lead to 3.8 million bunnies in only 4 years! 🐰✨

Here’s why sterilizing your rabbit is so important for them and the bunny community:

Prevents Rapid Overpopulation: Female rabbits can start breeding as early as 3-6 months and typically have 8 kits per litter. Without sterilization, two rabbits can quickly multiply into a colony, creating crowded, high-stress environments with inbred rabbits and weakened immune systems. 🐇💥

Rabbit Rescues Are Overwhelmed: With bunnies multiplying so quickly, rescues are overflowing. Many owners struggle to care for multiple litters or afford sterilization, leading to more rabbits in shelters.

Prevents Cancer: Sterilisation prevents uterine cancer which is a common risk in unsterilised females.

Protects Bunny Health: Mother rabbits often abandon their first litter at four weeks when the next litter arrives, but kits need milk for at least eight weeks to build strong immune systems. This is how continuous breeding leads to weaker babies and health issues across generations. 🌱💔

Improves Behavior: Fixed bunnies are generally calmer, less territorial, and mark less—meaning a happier, more peaceful home for everyone! 🥰💛

Sterilizing your bunny is a loving, responsible choice. It helps them live a happy, healthy life and supports a brighter future for all bunnies. 🌈

Note: Rabbits are exotic animals and need to be sterilized by a knowledgeable, bunny-savvy vet.

Resource: Full blog post with calculations by rabbit.org: rabbit.org/activism/how-many-rabbits-can-a-rabbit-make/

For more help with your bunny’s health, sign up for our mailing list to get your free bunny medical tracker and emergency guide. Download it here: https://subscribepage.io/DearAliceBunny 📥

06/11/2024

Missing bunny Linden, Randburg

06/11/2024

I am not a petshop.

I do not sell my bunnies.

I do not just let you come and choose and then take my bunnies.

Each bunny has a name and a story, their own personality. If you are not interested in letting me get to know you, my bunnies are not for you! I've put too much love and effort into each and everyone of them!
If your situation is not an upgrade from here... I'm not interested.
.. and yes...I believe you will take care of them... but do you have the knowledge to keep them healthy and safe 🤷‍♀️ if I don't ask questions I'll never know...

They are not starter pets or a nice to have in your garden! They WILL dig in or even out of your garden and chew on all kinds of plants, whether good for them or not!

If you are not willing to follow my adoption process, please pass on contacting me.

I'll rather work my fingers to the bone than let one of my babies go, if I'm not comfortable with the situation!

Thank you for understanding.

Regards
Ronel