• These gorgeous girl rabbits were born in rescue. They are booked to be neutered in early April when they are six months old. They are all fully vaccinated and friendly, confident little rabbits. Could you give a home to two or three of them, or adopt a single girl to go with a neutered single male rabbit you own?

I’m interested in adopting these rabbits

• George and Mildred are giant rabbits who can give a lot of furry love, but will need a lot of space! George is the large black bunny, weighing 4.4kg and is a very confident boy. Mildred is the white Californian, weighing 4.12kg, with the distinctive smudgey nose. She is a little more nervous. But they’re well bonded and will be rehomed as a pair. We just had them healthchecked and they’re both in great shape. Can you offer them a home?

I’m interested in adopting George & Mildred

• Polo is a great rabbit who has arrived over Christmas. He needs to be fully vaccinated and will then be looking for a home with a neutered female rabbit. He is a stunning white boy with unusual blue eyes. Can you offer handsome Polo his forever home with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Polo

• Edgar is a very special boy. He was found in a field on a Northumberland farm when he was about 2 weeks old. Born in the wild, his mother had been killed and he would have died within 24 hours, as confirmed by the farmer and a vet. However, against all odds, Edgar did survive through bottle feeding and hand rearing. Our tiny wild rabbit has become a London house bunny and is an absolute delight, very loving and particularly likes grooming us all! Edgar needs access to outside given he was born in the wild and needs to be able to dig. Please help us find the best possible life for Edgar with a neutered female.

I’m interested in adopting Edgar

• Mopsy is a sweet white rabbit with gorgeous blue eyes who came to us after being found as a stray. He’s enjoying having high quality hay and a nice big hutch at his fosterer’s. He’s neutered and vaccinated and will be looking for a home with a single neutered female rabbit. Can you adopt him?

I’m interested in adopting Mopsy

• Taz is an adorable, lively young boy who has come to ARC after his owners were not able to take care of him any longer. He hasn’t been handled much so you will need to gain his confidence in order to help him with his confidence. He loves his hay and will enjoy a lot of space to exercise and explore. Do you have a neutered female looking for a handsome chap to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Taz

• Walter & Winston have been in rescue longer than most of our rabbits. We think they get overlooked because of Walter’s pink eyes. But these adorable brothers would make such lovely pets and just need someone to stop and look at their profile again. So we’ve had a photo shoot and here they are, ready for their relaunch! Could you offer this perfect pair a new home?

I’m interested in adopting Walter & Winston

• This gorgeous girl has come to ARC as her owners circumstances have changed and they are not able to keep her. The family have had her since a kit and she has been very loved. Skippy is very friendly and would love a new home in her twilight years with a family who will shower her with love and have a neutered male bunny she can snuggle and ‘talk bunny’ with. Can you offer Skippy a new forever home?

I’m interested in adopting Skippy

• These adorable lop sisters are looking for a new home due to a change in circumstances of their family. Missy is the white blue-eyed girl and Nibbles the Harlequin. The rabbits are friendly and will make a wonderful addition to your family. When Nibbles arrived she had a very mucky bottom and we worked out that she has a very sensitive tummy. We stripped back her diet to just hay and a few pellets (NO fruit or veg) and she is so much better now. Their new owners MUST stick to the diet they are on here otherwise Nibbles will struggle to stay clean and we don’t want this to happen. Can you offer Missy & Nibbles their new forever home?

I’m interested in adopting Missy & Nibbles

• Sarah, Colette and Olga have just come into rescue after an accidental breeding situation. They’re a little bit nervous, but are quickly getting used to their new surroundings. The girls range in colour from a pale fawn to a deep ginger with black markings. They are fun little bunnies! We can rehome them as a trio, a pair and/or singles to bond with a male neutered rabbit you already own. They will be ready to go at the end of March when they’ve had their vaccinations. The girls will need to be spayed when they are six months old and this will be the responsibility of their new owners. Could you offer one or more of them a home?

I’m interested in the baby girl rabbits

• Blousey and Talloula came to ARC from a health charity which had tried them as therapy rabbits. Although they’re lovely tame girls, rabbits are also a lot of work and need a lot of care and attention, and so they’ve been handed over to us. They’re also quite big, so will require a large home and exercise area. The girls have been settling into their foster home and enjoying some exercise time on the lawn. They’ve been neutered and had their vaccinations done so they’re now ready for adoption. They’ll be perfect pets for someone. Would you like them?

I’m interested in adopting Blousey & Talloula

• Gilbert is a lovely young single male rabbit, with stunning black ‘eyeliner’ colouring. He’s had a lucky escape after being advertised on a free-ads site. Gilbert is very fortunate to have been spotted and brought into rescue. He’s currently living indoors, but would quickly adapt to being outside if that was your set up. He’s been neutered and will be fully vaccinated soon and ready for adoption. Have you a lonely single neutered female who’d like a friend?

I’m interested in adopting Gilbert

• Neve and Ruzo are a gorgeous pair of rabbits. Neve is the white mini lop and Ruzo is the other lop, greyish in colour. Neve was born in 2018 and Ruzo in 2017. They are friendly indoor rabbits who sadly need to be rehomed. Can you offer them a new life together?

I’m interested in adopting Neve & Ruzo

• Humphrey is a delightful young boy who was rescued from horrific living conditions. Despite his difficult start he is bright-eyed and inquisitive. Humphrey is now neutered and vaccinated and is looking for a new start in life. He will be so grateful for having space, lovely hay to much and dry, clean living conditions. Do you have a neutered female looking for a husbun to snuggle with?

I’m interested in adopting Humphrey

• These adorable baby rabbits have come into rescue as a result of accidental breeding. Clodagh (on the right) is a lighter colour with faint black stripes across her back, and Adam (on the left) has a black splodge above his eye,. They are super cute, fun little bunnies. We are rehoming them as a pair. Adam has been neutered but Clodagh will need to be spayed when she is six months old. Could you offer them a home?

I’m interested in Clodagh and Adam

• Bryan and Thumper are two lovely boy bunnies who need to find a new home. They’ve always lived together and will be rehomed together as a bonded pair. The boys are five years old and are both neutered and vaccinated. Could you offer them a fresh start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Bryan & Thumper

• These gorgeous young Dutch rabbits need homes! They arrived in rescue after an accidental breeding situation. We have two gorgeous girls available, Flash and Teardrop who can be rehomed as a pair or as single girls to go with a single neutered boy you may own. They are good hay eaters, love to be stroked and will eat from your hand. Can you offer one of more of them a loving home?

I’m interested in Teadrop and Doodle

• This adorable pair of mini lops have come to ARC because of their owners poor health. They are a friendly pair who are well bonded and will be rehomed together. They are enjoying their time in the garden but would also make great house rabbits. Can you offer these gorgeous rabbits a new forever home?

I’m interested in adopting Storm & Poppy

• Breeze, Flurry & Lightning (RESERVED) came into rescue after being posted on a free-ads site, which is very dangerous as they can fall into the wrong hands. But they’re safe with us now! They are all large despite their young age and will grow into medium to large sized rabbits. The girls will need to be spayed at six months old by their new owners. Could you give a home to one or more of these gorgeous rescue bunnies?

I’m interested in adopting the Weather Bunnies

• Pipkin is an ex-ARC rabbit who has come back into rescue as his brother sadly died. So Pipkin is feeling rather lonely and needs a single, neutered female to snuggle up with. He was reserved, but sadly his bond didn’t work out, so he’s back on the dating scene again! He’s a friendly curious boy who will make a lovely pet. Can you offer him a home?

I’m interested in adopting Pipkin

• Texas is an absolutley smashing little rabbit. He’s very friendly, very intelligent and very active. He is great at climbing, responds to his name and loves to play! If he hears you nearby and you don’t produce food promptly he will rattle the bars of his hutch to attract your attention. He’s on a diet of hay, pellets and greens as he has a gut problem (mega colon) and must be kept on these foods. Have you a lonely single neutered female who’d like a funny, playful friend?

I’m interested in adopting Texas

• Milly and Lily came to ARC along with two other pairs of female rabbits. They lovely ladies can be described as ‘cuddly’ and we had to put them on a diet before we could safely neuter them. That’s now been done and they’re fully vaccinated and ready for rehoming. They’ll be perfect pets for someone and are friendly and curious.

I’m interested in adopting Milly & Lily

• Freya and Giselle are two lovely girls who have come into rescue. They are very friendly and will make lovely pets. They’ve been neutered and vaccinated and are ready to go! The girls will be rehomed together.

I’m interested in adopting Freya & Giselle

• These gorgeous girls have come into rescue along with two other pairs. They were a bit overweight but have trimmed down very well at bunny boot camp! They are very friendly and will make lovely pets. The girls will be rehomed together and are available now.

I’m interested in adopting Luna & Ostara

• Remus (black & white Dutch) and Albus (white with pink eyes) are a sweet pair of male rabbits. They are an extremely nervous pair, especially little Remus and are really not very keen on being picked up. We would recommend that they are either rehomed as house bunnies so get regular human contact and start to learn to trust humans or in an aviary style accommodation where the owners can actually sit in with the bunnies and earn their trust that way. Or maybe you have a relaxed single female who we could bond the boys with which would encourage them to relax. When they think nobody’s looking they like nothing more than exploring and binkying about, a joy to watch :). Can you offer the right home for these gorgeous little boys?
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I’m interested in adopting Remus & Albus