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Brian – 3 year old male Gray Standard Rex Rabbit

RSPCA Lincolnshire Mid and Lincoln Branch — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 18:29:17 +0000

This is Brian. He is a 3 year old Rex and is a very special case, he has been in care for 2 years and a half years, originally coming in as part of a trio. His two hutch mates have since passed away. Brian was to be a long term foster as his owners were posted to another country, through the forces. They have since decided that they will not be taking Brian back on their return and have asked that we re-home him.

Brian has a long term health condition in the form of snuffles and has to go to a home with a bunny who already has this condition. Although this causes him no day to day problems and he is very healthy, he would be contagious to a rabbit who does not have the condition. On a daily basis Brian has a snuffly nose and occasionally this can flare up causing him to require a short course of antibiotics. However this is rare.

Brian is a loving and very inquisitive rabbit. When out in the garden he will race round and leap in the air with excitement! He also really likes his food and is a little chubby. We are desperate to find Brian a loving home that will allow him to live out the rest of his days being loved and cared for. Please get in contact if you would like to know more, Brian is currently being fostered with Charlotte.

Our rabbit foster mum, Dawn, can be contacted on 01522 532692 to answer any queries at all that you might have. You can also email Dawn directly on bunnyfostermum@yahoo.co.uk To adopt a rabbit telephone 01522 544862 MON - FRI 0930 - 1245 to arrange a home visit or to meet the pair/rabbit you are interested in. Visit our Website

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Esme – 18 month old female Grey Rex Rabbit

RSPCA Walsall — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 15:30:14 +0000

Esme is a stunningly beautiful and elegant 18 month old standard rex, her fur is extremely soft and thick it is like stroking velvet. So far Esme has an unsettled life moving from home to home before she arrived in rescue with her sister; however they were separated immediately due to them fighting.

Esme has calmed down alot since she came into care. Shes getting more friendlier by the day. Esme loves to play with toys and they keep her entertained for hours, you can often hear her throwing her jingle ball around the hutch, or see her chewing on her willow toys.

Rex rabbits are prone to sore hocks so need to have a very soft padded floor within their accommodation this can easily be achieved with a thick layer of soft hay. Esme is looking for a neutered male to share a forever home with. If you feel you can offer Esme her forever home, please call us on 0845 272 3570 or email us at enquiries@rspca-walsall.org.uk.

For further details regarding animals available for adoption from RSPCA Walsall, please telephone 01543 454571 or email RSPCAWalsall@aol.com. Visit our Website

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Snowdrop

Beatrix Bunny Rescue Essex — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:12:22 +0000

Snowdrop is a 4 year old, pedigree standard Rex rabbit, she is a black Otter Rex and is very friendly. She is to be rehomed as a pet only. She hasn’t been socialised with other rabbits, however she isn’t particularly territorial and is of a good temperament.

For further details regarding rabbits available for adoption from Beatrix Bunny Rescue, Essex please telephone 07790 619973 or email beatrixbunnystud@yahoo.co.uk. All rabbits from Beatrix Bunny Rescue are rehomed with a £20 rehoming fee with up to date mxymatosis jab. Visit our Website

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Carlos

Beatrix Bunny Rescue Essex — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 20:10:00 +0000

Meet Carlos, a 2 year old pedigree standard Tan Rex rabbit, he is very quiet and lovely. He is to be rehomed as a pet only. He has never been socialised however, he has a good temperament and isn’t particularly territorial and so if he was neutered, could possibly live with a female rabbit.

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