• Bibble is a very handsome bunny who’s come into rescue as his family has got a dog. He’s a happy chap, 3 years old, who likes a stroke and a scratch. He’s been kept as an indoor rabbit, but could live outside, especially as he’d have time to adjust to the weather before winter. He needs one vaccination then he’ll be ready to meet a single female rabbit you already own. Could you offer Bibble a home?

I’m interested in Bibble

• Jackie is newly arrived in rescue and is settling into her foster home. She’s a lovely red-eyed white girl. Jackie has just been neutered and will have her vaccinations in two weeks time. Then she’ll be looking for a new home. Do you have a single male rabbit who she could live with?

I’m interested in adopting Jackie

• This very sweet young male rabbit has been brought in from appalling conditions. He had been kept with his sisters in a dark squalid shed with a variety of other animals. Despite this, he is a lovely little bunny, a little nervous (but this is understandable due to where he has come from) who has settled well into his foster home with lots of hay, space and daylight. We will rehome him with a single neutered girl you already own. Could you offer him a home?

I’m interested in Ambrose

• Do you need some lovely large rabbits in your life? Billy and Peaches could be just the pair for you! They’re well-bonded lovely rabbits who have come into rescue due to a change in their owner’s personal circumstances. They’re both New Zealand Whites which is a large breed and they’ll need lots of space, eg a converted shed, hutch and aviary combination or an indoor home. Could you adopt them?

I’m interested in Billy and Peaches

• These gorgeous young Dutch rabbits need homes! They arrived in rescue after an accidental breeding situation. #They are good hay eaters, love to be stroked and will eat from your hand. Can you offer them a loving home?

I’m interested in Teadrop and Flash

• This lovely lady has come to ARC looking for a new home. She is now fully vaccinated and neutered so ready to be adopted. She has only just arrived and seems a little lungy but we are hoping she will settle down once she starts to feel more relaxed. Do you have a neutered boy looking for a gorgeous companion and give Cotty a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Cotty

• Nessie is a very friendly, interactive rabbit who will make a wonderful companion for a single male rabbit. She’s a pet shop girl who has been passed from one home to another, so we really need her next home to be her forever one. Nessie is very sweet, medium to large rabbit who is now ready for rehoming. Do you have a single male rabbit she could live with?

I’m interested in adopting Nessie

• Pepper (male Lionhead) and Brenda (female Lop) are looking for a new home together. They are a beautiful pair and have never had any problems together since their bonding. Brenda is the more dominant and very inquisitive, both love to groom and lay next to each other. Pepper is more reserved and shy. They will need a large hutch/run set up so they can enjoy natural rabbit behaviour. Can you offer this lovely pair a rabbits a new home?

I’m interested in adopting Pepper & Brenda

• Edgar is a friendly male rabbit. He came into rescue with his brother, but they did’t get on, so we’re rehoming them separately to live with a single female rabbit you already own. Edgar is an affectionate, inquisitive medium-sized rabbit, who will be ready for adoption as soon as we can get him fully vaccinated and neutered. Could you offer him a home?

I’m interested in adopting Edgar B

• 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

• 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

• NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL END OF JUNE – Arthur is a very handsome 18 month old castor coloured Rex rabbit. He is an active, inquisitive boy and will need a large accommodation to exercise and enjoy ‘natural rabbit behaviour’. Before rehoming, Arthur will be castrated and vaccinated. Do you have a neutered female looking for a male companion?

I’m interested in adopting Arthur

• NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL MID JUNE – Ruby is an adorable bunny who came into rescue with a brother, but we’re rehoming them separately. She’s an unusual breed called a Thrianta, which originated from the Netherlands. The breed, which was originally created for the Dutch royal family, have the distinctive ‘red’ or ‘orange’ coat, with fawn colouring under their paws. They grow to about 2.5kg. Ruby is looking for a neutered male to live with. Could you offer her a home?

I’m interested in adopting Ruby

• NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL JUNE – Marti is an adorable bunny who came into rescue with his sister, but we are rehoming them separately. He’s an unusual breed called a Thrianta, which originated from the Netherlands. They were originally bred for the Dutch royal family and have the distinctive ‘red’ or ‘orange’ coat, with fawn colouring under their paws. They grow to about 2.5kg. Marti is looking for a neutered female to live with. Could you offer him a home?

I’m interested in adopting Marti

• 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