WHAT'S NEW

Picture above - JUSTIN AND HONEY A BONDED PAIR THAT MUST BE RE-HOMED TOGETHER!

how we are doing!!

On this page we give you full up dates on how we are getting on

how much money we have raised

fundraisers we have done

fundraisers we are going to do

names of any sponsors we have

any donations we have been given will also be listed on here

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To see our gorgeous new additions, and all the other rabbits needing homes then please go to the photo page where you can see them all up close.

20th April 2005

Today we have 15 rabbits looking for new homes.

OUR BONDED PAIRS

Taffy and Vinnie - a bonded pair of lops that must be rehomed together. Taffy is a grey and white female and Vinnie is an albeno (white with red eyes) neutered male.

Honey and Justin - a young couple that are bonded and must be rehomed together. Honey is a gorgeous little multicoloured lop who is coming up to one year old and Justin is a one year old lionhead neutered male who is nearly the same colour.

Bell and Boe - are a bonded pair of females that have lived together since they were babies. They must be rehomed together.

Blacky and Sandy - a lovely bonded neutered pair that must be rehomed together. Blacky is mainly black with a white nose and flecks of colour to his back with straight ears, and Sandy is a multicoloured lop.

PJ and Caramel - have been neutered and are waiting to be bonded. They will need rehoming together. They are brother and sister and are about 1 yr - 18 mths old. They have similar markings but caramel has a little smudge on her nose and is very shy, PJ has a dark mark on his back and loves attention.

OUR SINGLE RABBITS LOOKING FOR NEW FRIENDS

Smokey - a 10month old female straight eared rabbit who is learning to trust people. She is Black with white markings and will take some time to become a social rabbit. Someone with some rabbit experience is best suited for Smokey.

Bandit - sister of Smokey and again is learning how to become social. She will also need to be adopted by someone with rabbit experiece. She is mainly black with white markings and a large grey ruff.

Zeana - a small shy multicoloured lop. she is social and cuddley and will be suitable for bonding.

Pebbles - our newest addition to date, she is a large brown and white lop who is happy and contented in or out of her hutch. She is suitable for bonding although we havent found her a friend yet.

keora - a placid and happy young lop who is grey/silver in colour. She is used to having the run of a garden so access to a run DAILY is required (although all rabbits should have a run every day). But she does not mind going back into her hutch after a good run around. She is suitable for bonding.

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WE ALSO HAVE TWO YOUNG FEMALE GUINEA PIGS WAITING FOR A NEW HOME. THEY ARE SNOWY AND PATCHES. BOTH FEMALE AND LIVE QUITE HAPPILY TOGETHER.