• Donald Jump is a handsome boy who has come to ARC after his owner became poorly and wasn’t able to take care of him any longer. He has been well cared for and is a friendly chap. He is a large breed so will need to be a house bunny or to live in a shed / aviary accommodation. Do you have a neutered female looking for a gorgeous husbun to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Donald Jump

• Miss Jackie is a very lucky little lady after being found as a stray. Despite this, she is a very friendly little lady and would make a wonderful companion to a neutered male bun. She is now safe and we will neuter and fully vaccinate her before looking for a new home for her.Can you offer Miss Jackie a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Miss Jackie

• Smokey is a gorgeous grey rabbit who’s just arrived in rescue. He needs neutering and vaccinating before we can rehome him, so he’ll be available in a few weeks. He’s a friendly boy who likes a cuddle. He’s also enjoying parsley and kale in his foster home. Can you offer Smokey a new start in life with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Smokey

• Benny is a cuddly agouti rabbit who’s just arrived in rescue. He’s a bit overweight and needs to go on a diet so he can get around more easily and keep himself clean. He needs fully vaccinating before we can rehome him, so he’ll be available in a few weeks. Can you offer Benny a new start in life with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Benny

• These young rabbits have come to ARC from a wrongly sexed pair bought from a pet shop. A second litter came along a month later, then the owner became poorly so wasn’t able to take care of them any longer. They are all super friendly and enjoy a snuggle. The males will be neutered before being rehomed but we are not able to neuter Lettuce, the female until she is old enough. Her new owner will need to ensure she is spayed around 5-6 months old. They can be rehomed in pairs or as a single, and bonded with an existing rabbit. Can you you offer any of these gorgeous buns a new start in life?
  Lettuce (female), grey
  Pumpkin (male), chocolate brown
  Radish (male), chocolate brown
  Lentil (male), chocolate brown

I’m interested in adopting one of these buns

• Bob & Nala are reserved.

I’m interested in adopting Bob & Nala

• Claire is a sweet young female mini lop. She is very pretty and, although a little nervous, is easy to handle. Claire has been neutered and will be vaccinated over the coming weeks. Can you offer Claire her forever home with a neutered male to love and snuggle with ?

I’m interested in adopting Claire

• We have three of these rabbits still available – Amy, Freddie and Lennon. They have come from an accidental breeding situation which involved the rescue of 21 rabbits in total. The bunnies are all mini lops and are super cute and will develop long droopy ears as they grow up. They are very friendly and curious. We can rehome two as a pair, or as single rabbits to go with a single neutered rabbit you already own. The boys will be neutered before adoption, but the girl will have to be neutered at six months old. PLEASE READ OUR RABBIT ADOPTION GUIDELINES before expressing an interest in them. They will quickly grow up into adult rabbits who will need a hutch measuring at least 6ft and a large run (or the equivalent of indoor room), so you must have the space to home them.
  Hendrix (M) – grey (RESERVED)
  Amy (F) – fawn with a white nose and a white dot on her head (RESERVED)
  Freddie (M) – fawn, black nose and white stripe on her head (RESERVED)
  Lennon (M) – fawn, white nose and stripe from top of his head to nose (RESERVED)

I’m interested in adopting one of the baby mini lop rabbits

• Three of these babies are still available – Arthur, Betty and Maud who we will be rehoming shortly. They have come from an accidental breeding situation which involved the rescue of 21 rabbits in total. The bunnies are all mini lops and are super cute and will develop long droopy ears as they grow up. See the picture below of their mother for what they will look like in a few months time. They are very friendly and curious and are in robust health! We can rehome two as a pair, or as single rabbits to go with a single neutered rabbit you already own. The boys will be neutered before adoption, but the girls will have to be neutered at six months old. PLEASE READ OUR RABBIT ADOPTION GUIDELINES before expressing an interest in them. They will quickly grow up into adult rabbits who will need a hutch measuring at least 6ft and a large run (or the equivalent of indoor room), so you must have the space to home them (3 RESERVED).
  Maud (F) – BEING VIEWED
  Betty (F) – RESERVED
  Arthur (M) – BEING VIEWED
  George (M) – RESERVED
  Sid (M) – RESERVED
  Ethel (F) – RESERVED

I’m interested in adopting one of the baby mini lop rabbits

• Orion is a sweet little rabbit. He is lucky to have come safely into rescue after being advertised free on a selling site. He had been picked up by his ears by his previous owner which made him nervous of humans. But he is regaining his trust and is starting to enjoy being stroked and will eat from your hand. Orion’s fur is quite fluffy and he keeps it very clean. He has pink eyes and seems to prefer dim light to bright sunshine. He’s well litter trained and would make an ideal indoor rabbit, but could also live outdoors. He’s looking for a forever home with a neutered single female. Can you offer him a fresh start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Orion

• Our gorgeous rabbit Clara is looking for a quiet life after having two unplanned litters back to back. She came into ARC as part of a rescue of 21 rabbits. Despite her busy start in life, she’s a lovely calm and friendly rabbit who’ll make a delightful pet. She’s a good hay eater, in good health and loves a head rub. Do you have a neutered male looking for a gentle wife?

I’m interested in adopting Clara

• Lily and Flora are a gorgeous pair of girls. They are grey lop rabbits who are probably sisters. We need to get them neutered and fully vaccinated and then they’ll be ready for a new home in late October. Can you offer this beautiful pair of sisters a new start in life?


I’m interested in adopting Lily and Flora

• Little Noodles was found as a stray in Ham Woods, she’s a very lucky little lady! She has settled in to her foster home really well and is a friendly girl. We are not sure of her actual age but our vets think she’s fairly young, around a year old. She has had all her vaccinations and will be spayed on 9th October. Noddles will then need a couple of weeks to recover before we can bond her with a new companion. Do you have a neutered male looking for a lovely lady friend?

I’m interested in adopting Noodles

• AVAILABLE MID-END OF OCTOBER – Fawn is a stunning grey mini lop with beautiful blue eyes. She’s come to ARC after her owners were sold a wrongly sexed pair of rabbits and ended up with two unwanted litters. Fawn has been an excellent Mum to her 6 kits and is still taking care of them. As soon as she has weaned them all we will spay her then she will be looking for a loving forever home of her own with a neutered male. Fawn will not be available until the middle-end of October.

I’m interested in adopting Fawn

• Boris is a gorgeous chocolate brown smallish mini lop. He’s come to ARC after his owners were sold a wrongly sexed pair of rabbits and ended up with two unwanted litters. Boris is the father! The owner then became ill and was not able to take care of the bunnies any more. We have had to split Dad away from the Mum and her babies to prevent any further litters. He is a friendly little chap and will be neutered and fully vaccinated before being rehomed. Can you offer our Boris a new start in life with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Boris

• Do you need a laid-back Californian in your life (or three?!) Then meet our gorgeous bunnies Beano, Dandy and Tipper. They were part of a very large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. They are large rabbits weighing up to 5kg so they’ll need a lot of space, either indoor or out. They are very gentle, friendly and inquisitive. They have thick fur and pink eyes. Their noses, paws and ears are sooty, like their smaller relatives, the Himalayans. They are great hay eaters and very healthy. The boys have been neutered and you can adopt all three together, a pair or a single male to bond with your single neutered female.

I’m interested in adopting one of these rabbits

• Monty is a very friendly and curious little chap. He enjoys his time in the run and loves to play with his football. He would make a wonderful addition to a family who has the time and space for him. Do you have a neutered female looking for a gorgeous boy to snuggle up with ?

I’m interested in adopting Montgomery

• Maui is a curious, busy young male rabbit who is looking for a partner. He’s very interested in having a friend and likes to be alongside other rabbits at exercise time. Maui would suit an outdoor home as he has lots of energy and needs plenty of room to run and play. He’s a friendly boy who loves a head rub and can really relax when you give him a stroke. Have you got a lonely girl who needs a husbun to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Maui

• Caramel and his brother Ollie are two gorgeous mini rex rabbits who were rescued from a social selling site. They are lucky to have been spotted and brought to safety. Animals advertised for free online can end up in very dangerous places. The boys, Ollie and Caramel, are both still young and have some growing to do, and some weight to put on. They arrived in rescue underweight and had been on an unsuitable diet. They need to get used to eating hay, which should be 80% of their diet, and be given good quality rabbit pellets for the nutrition they need. He is quite timid, but is curious and will make a lovely pet. He has beautiful dense velvety Rex fur. Can you offer Caramel a new start in life with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Caramel

• Ollie and his brother Caramel are two gorgeous mini rex rabbits who were rescued from a social selling site. They are lucky to have been spotted and brought to safety. Animals advertised for free online can end up in very dangerous places. The boys, Ollie and Caramel, are both still young and have some growing to do, and some weight to put on. They arrived in rescue underweight and had been on an unsuitable diet. They need to get used to eating hay, which should be 80% of their diet, and be given good quality rabbit pellets for the nutrition they need. He is quite timid, but curious and will make a lovely pets. He has beautiful dense velvety Rex fur. Can you offer Ollie a new start in life with a neutered female?

I’m interested in adopting Ollie

• Bing Bing is a black/white lop 3.5 years old, and his bonded partner is called Chloe who is a black lionhead and 4 years old. They are a happily bonded pair and will be rehomed together. They enjoy time in the garden but little Chloe is a bit of a chewer so we wouldn’t recommend they are homed as house bunnies. Sadly their previous owner has had to move and can’t take the bunnies with her. Can you offer this gorgeous pair a new forever home? Both are used to children and dogs.

I’m interested in adopting Bing Bing & Chloe

• Do you have the wifebun for gorgeous boy Kofi? He is a delightful little rabbit around 6 months old. He is very calm and sweet and happy to run and play on the lawn, he loves a dig too! He has beautiful unusual coloured blue/brown eyes and is in good health. He came from a large rescue of 21 rabbits and is looking for a quieter life now with his own wifebun.

I’m interested in adopting Kofi

• Tim is the most adorable and friendly rabbit and at only 8 months old he already weighs 4kgs. He has come to ARC as his previous owner was moving abroad and couldn’t take him with them. He has settled in to his foster home very well and his foster family are already smitten with him. Due to his size, Tim will need to be housed as a free range house rabbit. He is wnow castrated and ill be full vaccinated before being rehomed. Do you have a neutered female looking for a handsome husbun?

I’m interested in adopting “Tiny Tim”

• These gorgeous rabbits had a bad start in life, but are absolutely flourishing at their fosterer’s home. They are now confident, happy rabbits who are very adventurous and have a wonderful time exploring their environment. They’ve now been neutered and are fully vaccinated and will be rehomed together. Are you able to offer these two gorgeous little boys a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Ozzy & Puk

• Scott came to us as part of a large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. The bunnies were a mixture of Californian, Himalayan and New Zealand White cross-breeds. We expect Scott to grow into quite a large bun, weighing around 4-5kg. Scott is a handsome boy with cute pink eyes. He loves his hay which is great for his teeth and tummy. This breed have a very gentle nature and would be a wonderful addition to your family, but his accommodation will need to very spacious due to his size. Do you have a neutered female looking for a handsome boy to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Scott

• Jade came to us as part of a large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. The bunnies were a mixture of Californian, Himalayan and New Zealand White cross-breeds. We expect Jade to grow into quite a large bun, weighing around 4-5kg. Jade has pink eyes and has the Himalayan characteristic sooty nose, paws, ears and tail. She loves her hay which is great for her teeth and tummy. This breed have a very gentle nature and would be a wonderful addition to your family, but her accommodation will need to very spacious due to her size. Do you have a neutered boy looking for a gorgeous girl to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Jade

• Millie came to us as part of a large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. The bunnies were a mixture of Californian, Himalayan and New Zealand White cross-breeds. We expect Millie to grow into quite a large bun, weighing around 4-5kg. Millie has pink eyes and has the Himalayan characteristic sooty nose, paws, ears and tail. She loves her hay which is great for her teeth and tummy. This breed have a very gentle nature and would be a wonderful addition to your family, but her accommodation will need to very spacious due to her size. Do you have a neutered boy looking for a gorgeous girl to snuggle up with?

I’m interested in adopting Millie

• Meet James, Owen, Gregor, Hugh & Brett. They were part of a very large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. The bunnies are a mixture of Californian, Himalayan and New Zealand White cross-breeds and we expect them all to be large rabbits weighing between 3.5-5.5kg. (See the small photo of their dad, who has a lot to answer for!) They are very gentle, friendly, inquisitive rabbits. They have thick fur, pink eyes and some have the Himalayan characteristic sooty noses, paws and ears. They are all enjoying their hay and pellets. The boys have been neutered and you can rehome a pair or a single male to bond with your single neutered female.

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I’m interested in adopting these rabbits

• These two lovely rabbits have come into ARC after their owners lost interest in them and they were signed over to a kind neighbour. The black Silver Fox rabbit is called Nibbles (Female) born 29.6.2012. The male, with fawn coloured fur is called Toffee, who was born on 24/5/2014. They are very sweet and super friendly bunnies who are well bonded and would make gorgeous pets for any household. At the moment Nibbles is on twice daily eye drops which she is very good for. This could be an ongoing issue so we are looking for an owner who will be able to continue with this treatment. If you are local to Twickenham and can get to Twickenham Vets ARC will pay for any ongoing treatment relating to her eye. Nibbles doesn’t eat her caecotrophs so her hutch can get a bit messy – she keeps herself clean though :). Can you offer this adorable pair a new and loving home?

I’m interested in adopting these rabbits

• Mary and Katie are two super sisters. Our volunteers describe them as the funniest rabbits in ARC as they’re always up to something, including a bit of climbing! The girls are both neutered and microchipped and are 18 months old. They are largish rabbits who prefer a head stroke to a full-on cuddle, which is normal for bunnies. Mary & Katie are a happily bonded pair and will be rehomed together. Can you offer this beautiful pair of sisters a new start in life?


I’m interested in adopting Mary & Katie