• Handsome boy Reggie is looking for a new home with a neutered female. He needs lots of space to explore and have fun in. He is still with his owner until we have a space for him in rescue, but we can still rehome him directly from there. Do you have a single female looking for snuggley companion?

I’m interested in adopting Reggie

• 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 going to make the perfect pets for someone! 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 and very friendly. We hope they can find a lovely new home very soon. Can you help?

I’m interested in adopting Poppet and Sooty

• We’ve had a furry explosion of Dutch rabbits! We have 11 of these adorable little Dutches to rehome. They all arrived in rescue after an accidental breeding situation. These six are all girls and can be adopted as singles to go with a neutered boy you already have, or you could have a pair or three of them! The girls, pictured here with their mum, Elsie, 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. We have a second litter of baby Dutches from a different mother who are five weeks younger. The girls are all good hay eaters, love to be stroked and will eat from your hand.

I’m interested in adopting one of the Dutch babies

• Bobby is a curious and happy boy who is one year old. He was sadly found on the streets covered in ticks but the vet has removed all of those and he’s now in great condition. His fosterer says he has become a voracious hay muncher who enjoys being hand-fed pellets. He’s fascinated by whatever you’re doing around him, and enjoys flopping out in the sunshine. With love, and regular handling, we’re sure he’ll grow more confident. He’ll be looking for a new life with a single, neutered female rabbit.

I’m interested in adopting Bobby

• Pete is a lovely friendly male rabbit, nine years young and looking for a retirement home. He came into rescue un-neutered and when we castrated him we found he had tumours in both his testicles. But they’ve been very successfully removed and he’s now in great health. He apologises for his appearance as he’s in full moult at the moment, but his new coat will be worth waiting for! He’s quite a large rabbit and will need space to run and jump. Have you got a single neutered female rabbit he could live with?

I’m interested in adopting Pete

• Star is a sweet girl who came in with her sister (Kushy). Unfortunately they had not been neutered and didn’t get along so were living apart. She has now been spayed and is calming down a little. She’s still not really keen on being picked up (but this is pretty usual for rabbits). I think, over time, she will relax and make a wonderful bunny companion. Can you offer Star a new start in life?

I’m interested in adopting Star

• Disney is a small, friendly Nethie dwarf rabbit who has been passed from home to home before arriving with us. His last owner found him on Gumtree, but then couldn’t keep him, so he’s come to us for a more permanent home! Despite his upheavals he’s a friendly boy. Disney is all vaxed and neutered and ready to go! Have you a single neutered female rabbit he could cuddle up with?



I’m interested in adopting Disney

• This furry girl came into rescue with another female but they really don’t get on so we split them up. She’s a lionhead rabbit crossed with a longer-haired breed and you can see from the photo that her coat will need some monitoring, but not too much maintenance. Camille has now been neutered and fully vaccinated and is ready for a new home. This fabulous fluffy rabbit is looking for a single neutered male rabbit to live with.

I’m interested in adopting Camille

• Meet Frank, a very handsome Dutch cross grey rabbit. He’s a small boy who likes to explore and loves his food. He’s only just arrived with us, so he’ll be available for adoption after he’s been castrated and had his vaccinations and full health check. He’ll be looking for a single neutered female rabbit to live with.

I’m interested in adopting Frank

• Astrid came into rescue after an accidental breeding situation. But she’s in perfect health and is a gorgeous little rabbit! Her fosterer says she’s extremely curious, friendly and adventurous. She loves running around in the garden and having a binky and is a very good hay eater and loves her food. She can be rehomed with her sister, Venus, or with a neutered male rabbit you already own. She will need to be neutered in October 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 Astrid

• 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?

I’m interested in adopting Daisy and Poppy

• Venus came into rescue after an accidental breeding situation. But she’s in great condition and is happy to go with the flow. She’s gentle by nature and a little on the shy side but can tolerate a little cuddle. She’s also a great hay eater and loves zooming round the garden through a tunnel. She can be rehomed with her sister, Astrid, or with a neutered male rabbit you already own. She will need to be neutered in October 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 Venus

• 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

• Doris’s daughters have had their last vax and are ready for rehoming! They can be adopted as singles to go with a neutered boy you already have, or you could have a pair or all three of them! The girls arrived in rescue when they were 3 days old. Their mum, Doris, had been handed into a vets as a stray, where she promptly gave birth. We have a tan girl called Floofy with very interesting fur which is white underneath, Mocha, who is a very sweet brindle girl and finally Little Dot, who is all black and is the spitting image of her mum, Doris and moves like lightning! The three girls 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. The girls are all good hay eaters, love to be stroked and will eat from your hand.

I’m interested in adopting one of Doris’s daughters

• These babies were born in rescue after their mum, Minnie, arrived pregnant. She’s second from the right, with her four lovely babies. From left to right we have Winston, an agouti colour, Betsy another agouti, Winnie, the black rabbit, and Pebbles, the other male, on the far right. The boys will be neutered at around 12 weeks before rehoming. The two girls are too young to be neutered but will be available for rehoming in July when they’ve had their second vax. It will be the owner’s responsibility to have the girls spayed when they are six months old. The rabbits can be adopted in a pair or trio, or as singles to bond with a rabbit 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.
  Winston – Available
  Betsy – Available
  Winnie – Available
  Pebbles – Available

I’m interested in adopting one of Minnie’s babies

• This beautiful boy bunny has come to ARC as his owners have gone abroad. Rocky is busy pretending to be a chocolate log, but we promise he has four legs! He is a bit lonely and is looking for a single neutered female rabbit to move in with. We’ll be rehoming him as soon as he’s had his second vax and castrate. Do you have a lonely girl who’d like Rocky to come and live with her?

I’m interested in adopting Rocky

• This adorable girl has come to ARC looking for a new start in life. She is the sweetest, friendliest bunny who loves a snuggle and a cuddle. She enjoys her food and is a good hay eater. We have now neutered her and she will have both vaccinations before she can leave us. Do you have a neutered male our gorgeous girl can come and live with?

I’m interested in adopting Maisie

• As you can see from the empty food bowl, these lovely lop boys like their food! Gizmo is the darker brown one on the left, with Ziggy peeping round on the right! We’re rehoming these two as a pair as they seem to get on well. Ziggy is up-to-date on his vax, but Gizmo needs both of them doing, so they’ll be ready for rehoming after that. Like all rabbits, these boys don’t like to be picked up and prefer to be stroked at ground level. But they are friendly and will make great pets.

I’m interested in adopting Gizmo & Ziggy

• Louise is a lovely girl who has come to ARC looking for a new husbun. She loves her hay and her food and just wants to snuggle. She had a bad start in life and one failed bond so we would love to find her a husbun who loves her. Do you have a neutered male looking for a gorgeous companion?

I’m interested in adopting Louise

• Well, we named this boy Parker as he was found stray in Richmond Park. Dumping domestic rabbits is very dangerous as they aren’t equipped to live in the wild and are very vulnerable to predators, so he’s lucky to be alive. Parker is a beautiful young rex with the characteristic velvety coat which doesn’t really shed. He’s only just arrived with us, so he’ll be available for adoption after he’s been castrated and had his vaccinations and full health check. He’ll be looking for a single neutered female rabbit to live with.

I’m interested in adopting Parker

• 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

• Minnie came into rescue with un-neutered male Toby and we found she was pregnant. She gave birth to four babies and has been a great mum, but they’ll be ready to go their separate ways in July. Minnie will be looking for a quieter life with a neutered male rabbit as soon as she’s been neutered and had her second vaccination. She’s a friendly small rabbit who will make a lovely pet.

I’m interested in adopting Minnie

• 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

• 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

• 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

• Jensen is a lovely laid back rex cross male neutered rabbit. He came into rescue a little overweight but is shaping up nicely on a sensible diet and with access to an outdoor run for exercise. He’s looking for a single neutered lady rabbit to live with. Can you offer lovely Jensen a new start in life?

  UPDATE – Jensen has an eye infection at the moment which is being treated so he won’t be available until the end of August.

I’m interested in adopting Jensen

• 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

• Poor Dandy has been rehomed twice but has come back into rescue both times as the bond broke down. We are still prepared to keep trying! He 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

• 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