• We have three different litters of rabbits who will be available for rehoming in the next two months. Pictured here from left to right are three sisters Luna, Venus (shaved ear) and Astrid (grey), with their brother, Phoenix, the brown rabbit on the right. This litter is the oldest and came from an accidental breeding situation. Phoenix will be neutered at around 12 weeks before rehoming. The three girls are too young to be neutered and this will be the owner’s responsibility when they are six months old and will be a condition of rehoming. The rabbits can be adopted in a pair or trio, or a single girl to bond with a single boy you already own. Phoenix can be bonded with a single neutered female you already own. We will do the bond but your rabbit must be neutered and up-to-date with their annual vaccinations against myxomatosis/RHD1 and also against the fatal rabbit disease RHD2.

I’m interested in adopting one of these baby rabbits

• LOUISE IS NOW RESERVED

I’m interested in adopting Louise

• AVAILABLE JULY. Jensen is a lovely laid back rex x male neutered rabbit. He is a little overweight at the moment but will hopefully lose this on a sensible diet and with access to an outdoor run. His new owners will need to keep up the diet. He has come to ARC from bad living conditions and had been fed on a bad diet with no exercise. He is looking for a new home with a neutered female. Can you offer lovely Jensen a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Jensen

• LUPIN IS NOW RESERVED.

I’m interested in adopting Lupin

• LILY IS NOW RESERVED. Beautiful Lily has come to ARC under sad circumstances.

I’m interested in adopting Lily

• Beautiful Bambi has come into rescue after her owner sadly died. She’s just settling into her foster home and enjoying exploring. This sweet lionhead rabbit will be available for adoption after she’s been spayed and had her vaccinations. She’ll be looking for a single neutered male rabbit to live with.

I’m interested in adopting Bambi

• Daisy and Poppy are two gorgeous sisters who are really well bonded and will make great pets. They have lovely natures and are very chilled and friendly and happy to come up and say hello. They are very gentle and inquisitive bunnies who have got along well beside other family pets. They are good hay eaters. Can you offer these lovely rabbits a forever home? They will be ready for rehoming after their spay, later in June.

I’m interested in adopting Daisy and Poppy

• Manuka is NOW RESERVED.She came into rescue with several other single rabbits after their owner sadly died. He’s a gorgeous boy who is friendly and fairly easy to handle. Manuka is a little bit overweight, so he’s on a diet to get him back into shape. (It’s really bad for rabbits to get fat as they become unable to clean their bottoms. This can make them very dirty and sore and at risk of fly strike which is fatal.) We’re really pleased that Manuka is loving his hay and tucking in really well and getting fitter. He’s already been neutered so he’ll be looking for a single neutered female to live with after his final vaccination at the end of May. Can you offer Manuka his forever home?

I’m interested in adopting Manuka

• AVAILABLE END MAY – Toby is a very small, friendly young rabbit. He came into rescue with a female rabbit, Minnie, after they both had a bad start in life. He will make a lovely partner for a single female neutered rabbit. He’ll be available around the end of May after his castrate and final vaccination.

I’m interested in adopting Toby

• THE SISTERS ARE NOW RESERVED. Florence (grey) and Mabel (Dutch) are a gorgeous pair of girls who’ve come into rescue. They are small rabbits who would be happy to live inside or out. Florence has a dense grey fur coat and is the braver of the pair. Mabel is a little nervous and likes to have a safe hiding place until she builds up her confidence. They are both good hay eaters and enjoy their pellets and cabbage. Like all rabbits, they prefer to be stroked at ground level, rather than picked up and cuddled.

I’m interested in adopting Florence & Mabel

• STANLEY IS NOW RESERVED- More details to follow shortly once settled in and vaccinated and neutered.

I’m interested in adopting Stanley

• 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 daily brushing. Can you offer this super little pair a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Bluebell & Storm

• 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.

I’m interested in adopting Sheldon

• Hazel and Willow came into ARC as part of very large rescue of rabbits from a bad situation. They have now been fully vaccinated and ready to start their new lives together in a loving forever home. They came in with snuffles and we have treated them for this. It probably came on due to the stress in their lives previously. They are super friendly and curious little bunnies. Can you offer this beautiful pair a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Willow & Hazel

• 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 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. Due to this, they will either need to be house bunnies or in a large single layer hutch. Can you offer this pair a new home ?

I’m interested in adopting Walter & Winston

• 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

• Do you need a laid-back Californian in your life . . . yes you do! Dandy was part of a very large rescue of 43 rabbits who we saved from appalling conditions. He is a large rabbit weighing around 4kg so he’ll need a lot of space, either indoor or out. He is a very gentle, friendly and inquisitive rabbit with thick fur and pink eyes. He is a great hay eater and very healthy. Dandy has been neutered and looking for a new home with a neutered female. Can you offer Dandy a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Dandy

• 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. The rabbits are friendly and will make a wonderful addition to your family. Can you offer Messy & Nibbles their new forever home?

I’m interested in adopting Missy & Nibbles

• This adorable mother and son pair have come to ARC looking for their new forever home together. They are the sweetest, most curious pair and would make a wonderful addition to your family. Ollie has lost one of his lop ears, but is absolutely fine just with one. We will be getting both of them fully vaccinated and neutered. Can you offer Nova and Ollie a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Nova & Honey

• 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