• We have 19 Dutch baby rabbits needing homes! They all arrived in rescue after an accidental breeding situation from two mothers. They are all good hay eaters, love to be stroked and will eat from your hand. We can rehome them in pairs or trios, or one single one to bond with a neutered one you may own. We have four boys who we will be neutering in November at three months old, but the 15 girls need to be neutered when they are six months old to avoid uterine tumours and the risk of breeding. If you are interested in getting some young rabbits now or within the next three months please consider one of these gorgeous rescue bunnies!

I’m interested in adopting one of the Dutch babies

• Maya is a stunning brown and white Dutch rabbit. She came into ARC with one litter of babies and unfortunately had got pregnant again before reaching us and gave birth to a second litter. So this busy mum has been looking after four girls born in July and nine more babies born in August. Despite this stress she’s been a great mum and has taken it all in her stride. She’s now been neutered and will be looking to leave the kits and have a quiet life with a new husbun at the end of October! Can you offer her a home?

I’m interested in adopting Maya

• Acorn was found as a stray and handed in to our vets. He is the sweetest boy and is now looking for a new home with a neutered female. Unfortunately as he is a stray we don’t know how old he is but think he’s fairly young. He will b neutered and fully vaccinated before leaving us. Can you offer the lovely Acorn a new start in Life?

I’m interested in adopting Acorn

• Casper (tan & white) and Hazel (chocolate brown) are looking for a new home due to the fact that one of the family members have become allergic to them. They are a sweet and very friendly pair and well bonded so are looking for a home together. Can you offer Casper & Hazel a new home?
  I’m interested in adopting Casper & Hazel

• Bluebell (Female, white with blue eyes) & Storm (Male, brown with blue eyes) are a gorgeous pair of mini lops who have come to ARC after the child they were bought for lost interest in them . . . a sadly familiar story. Storm is on the fluffy side so his new owner will need to keep an eye of his fur and ensure it doesn’t get matted. He will need brushing. Can you offer this super little pair a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Bluebell & Storm

• Grace came from horrific living conditions where she had no space, no care and was underfed. But she is thriving in her foster home and enjoying the space, love and food! She loves to binky, tolerates a cuddle and is an excellent hay eater. She needs to be vaccinated before homing but we think she may be too young to be neutered, so this will need to be done at 6 months. Can you give our gorgeous girl a fresh start and a wonderful life?

I’m interested in adopting Grace

• Elsie has had an exhausting start to life, giving birth to several litters of babies. But we’ve now neutered her so she can relax and enjoy life! She’s also fully vaccinated and is now looking to meet a single neutered male rabbit. Can you offer her a home?

I’m interested in adopting Elsie

• Joan and Raquel are two adorable sisters who are part of our large arrival of Dutch rabbits! We are rehoming these two as a pair, but we also have lots of singles available, mainly female. Raquel is the one with a white bib, so they are easy to tell apart. The girls are small and friendly and happy to be stroked. They need to be neutered in November 2019 when they are six months old to avoid uterine tumours and the risk of breeding. This will be the owner’s responsibility and will be a condition of rehoming.

I’m interested in adopting Joan and Raquel

• Basil is one of the herb family (mum Rosemary and sister Thyme are also up for adoption). This 4 month old boy was rescued from bad living conditions where he had no room to exercise and no hay to eat. Life should start improving for him now he’s with ARC and just look at the pile of hay behind him waiting to be nommed! Basil is going to need neutering and vaxing before he can leave us, but he’ll be hoping to find a single neutered girl rabbit round about October.

I’m interested in adopting Basil

• Sheldon was being given away on Gumtree and came in with severe dental problems. Our vets discovered that his overgrown teeth had gone through half his tongue and lacerated his cheeks. He has had 2 dentals since arriving in rescue and will need to be monitored on an ongoing basis. He will need an experienced owner who can spot the signs if things go wrong again. ARC will cover ongoing dental costs as long as he is brought to our vets in Twickenham. He is a sweet boy who would like a home with a female bunny to keep him company. UPDATE : he has now been with us for over 6 months and due to the fact that he is now on a good hay diet has not needed any further dentals.

I’m interested in adopting Sheldon

• Stanley came in as part of a big rescue from horrific living conditions. He arrived with his brother Harry but they’ve fallen out, so he’s looking for a lovely home with a neutered female bunny. Stanley is doing really well and will make a full recovery from his bad start in life. He will be neutered and vaccinated before homing.

I’m interested in adopting Stanley

• Harry came in as part of a big rescue from horrific living conditions. But he is doing really well and will make a full recovery from his bad start in life. He will be neutered and vaccinated before homing. He is enjoying exploring his huge hutch and his litter tray is larger than his original accommodation was. Can you offer him a home with a neutered female rabbit?

I’m interested in adopting Harry

• Fred (brown) and Norman (white & brown) are two young boys who were rescued from horrific living conditions. Despite their difficult start they are thriving and will recover well. They will be neutered and vaccinated before homing. They are well bonded and will be rehomed as a pair. They are enjoying exploring their 8 ft hutches and their litter trays are larger than their original accommodation was.

I’m interested in adopting Fred and Norman

• Twix is a white English rabbit with stunning black eye liner! He’s a lively, curious boy who enjoys his exercise time. He’s a good hay eater. Twix is looking for a single neutered vaccinated female rabbit to snuggle up with. Can you offer him a home?

I’m interested in adopting Twix

• This handsome little chap (and he is quite little) has come to ARC looking for a new home. He came from a dreadful situation and had a horrific growth protruding from his side. We removed the growth, neutered him and gave him both his vaccinations and his foster mum has given him lots of TLC. He is now ready to find his new forever home. Do you have a neutered female that Billey could come and live with?

I’m interested in adopting Billey

• Neville came into rescue with his partner Annabelle. She hadn’t been spayed and had unfortunately developed a large tumour in her uterus and sadly she died. So Neville is looking for love again and would like to meet a single neutered female rabbit. Can you offer this lonely boy a home?

I’m interested in adopting Neville

• Walter (White) & Winston (Agouti) are looking for a new home as their owners are moving abroad and can’t take the bunnies with them. They are super handsome young boys and very friendly. As brothers they are very close and will be rehomed together. Winston is a little shy and was born with splayed front paws. It does not affect him, however you will need to keep a little eye on him. Can you offer this pair a new home ?

I’m interested in adopting Walter & Winston

• Astrid and Venus came into rescue after an accidental breeding situation. But they’re in perfect health and are gorgeous little rabbits! They are extremely curious, friendly and adventurous. They love being in their outdoor run and having a binky, but equally happy to be inside. They are both very good hay eaters and love their food. They are being neutered very shortly and will be available for adoption at the end of October. Astrid is the grey rabbit and Venus is the black girl.

I’m interested in adopting Astrid and Venus

• Floofy is a friendly and confident girl who will make a fantastic pet. She was the biggest and most dominant of a litter of rabbits born to Doris, who was handed in as a stray. She’s been handled since she was 3 days old and loves licking your fingers and coming up for a stroke. She has interesting fur which is white closer to her skin. Floofy is in excellent health and is a good hay eater which keeps her teeth ground down and her gut working smoothly! Floofy can be rehomed with one of her sisters, Little Dot or Mocha, or with a single neutered male you already own. She needs to be neutered in November 2019 when she is six months old to avoid uterine tumours and the risk of breeding. This will be the owner’s responsibility and will be a condition of rehoming.

I’m interested in adopting Floofy

• Handsome boy Bing came to ARC after having an accident at his previous home and his owners were not able to give him the treatment he needed. His leg had been badly broken so our vet decided the best thing would be to have the leg removed. Rabbits do very well with only 3 legs and as he was only 12 weeks he adapted brilliantly. Bing is the sweetest little boy who is currently freeranging in the bedroom of his foster mum, however he desperately needs a friend. He will need to be rehomed as a house rabbit to experienced owners with no children. Bing is very friendly but is not keen on being picked up. Do you have a neutered female and the right environment for our Bing?

I’m interested in adopting Bing

• 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

• These adorable tiny rabbits are a very well-bonded pair. Little Poppet, the white female, was originally an ARC rabbit who found love with Sooty, the black Nethie dwarf boy. Sadly their owners have had a change of circumstance and are very reluctantly giving them up. But we’re thrilled to see Poppet again who left us when she was a baby, three years ago. The pair have been used to living indoors and are well litter trained. Sooty has ‘small rabbit syndrome’ which makes him quite opinionated and occasionally grumpy. Poppet gets a bit jealous if you stroke him too much and she’s not keen on having her head touched! If you can understand their body language and can respect their quirky ways they’ll be good pets for you. Can you help?

I’m interested in adopting Poppet and Sooty

• This handsome bun has come to ARC looking for a new home. He is a little cage territorial and has been known to bite unfortunately. But once you understand him and he trusts you, he is an absolutely adorable bunny who loves a snuggle. He is much more relaxed in a larger environment. Because of this he needs a home without children and with someone who will give him the time he needs to settle. Do you have the right home and a neutered female that Billy could come and live with?

I’m interested in adopting Billy

• 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