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Here are our Rabbits that are ready for rehoming. This webpage is updated regularly.

All our animals who are ready for adoption are also shown on the National RSPCA “Find a Pet” website, where they have lots of free online help and support, if you are considering adopting a pet or have just taken a new animal into your home. We are always happy to give help and advice about re-homing an animal.

https://www.rspca.org.uk/findapet/adopters/-/articleName/Adopers_advice_page

Our adoption fees are £45 for a single rabbit and £80 for a pair of rabbits. Additional donations are greatly appreciated to help us to continue with our work. 

All our rabbits are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped prior to adoption. Our rabbits are neutered at 4 months old, so if your chosen rabbit is younger than that, we will organise with you for the rabbit to be neutered once old enough.

We will then arrange to visit your home to discuss your new rabbit with you and answer any further questions you may have about rehoming. During the home visit, we can ensure the home is suitable and advise on preparing your home and garden, removing potential dangers, and buying food, bedding, and toys.

During the home visit, we can discuss bonding your chosen rabbit. Rabbits are happiest in pairs or groups, we won't rehome a single rabbit to live outside alone. A neutered male/ neutered female combination is usually the most successful bond.

If you currently have a pet rabbit, they will need to be neutered and up to date with their vaccinations.

We do occasionally have single bunnies suitable for being a single house rabbit in a home where they will have plenty of human company and will not be left alone for long periods of time.

Ahead of the home visit, you will need to ensure that the rabbit(s) will have plenty of space to move around and stretch freely without restriction to be healthy.

For a pair of medium sized rabbits, living outside, you will need a minimum sized set up of a 6ftx2ftx2ft bedroom area (hutch) with a permanently attached run of 6ftx6ftx2ft, ideally situated on a concrete or flagged base. All wire needs to be galvanised wire mesh not chicken wire. For large or giant bunnies minimum size set ups will need to be bigger than above.

Before buying any set ups you can, if you wish, check the suitability with us first. The more space they will have, the better for the rabbit’s health and happiness. Large and giant breed bunnies will need larger set ups.

We are here to help and support for the rest of the rabbit’s life.

If you would like to offer any of our rabbits a new home please call our Branch Manager Julia Tucker on 0161 286 2503 or email rspca.altrincham.cheshire@googlemail.com

 

Meet our special boy Bobby. Bobby is a lop eared boy approximately 7-8 years old.

Bobby is looking for a new home as a pampered house bunny with lots of space to potter around, he doesn't like being confined in small spaces.

Bobby came into our care via an rspca inspector, he was signed over after his owners hadn't provided him with the veterinary care he needed. As you can see from some of the photos he was in abit of a state.

Bobby is now ready to find his forever home. He would love to live as a house rabbit. He is immaculately litter trained.
Bobby needed lots of medical care and tlc when he first came into our care. He has a blocked tear duct and as a result is prone to eye infections, these had been left untreated leaving his face very very sore and infected. His eye will need to be wiped clean daily as his tears do not drain properly, his face has now healed and his fur has grown back nicely. He may always be prone to eye infections and may need regular eye drops to keep that under control.

Hopefully once he is bonded with another rabbit, the grooming from the other rabbit should help with keeping his eye and the surrounding fur clean and dry.

Bobby was also crawling with lice and fleas. He was treated immediately and for several weeks after, his skin was so dandruffy and flakey, he had bald sore spots and a big patch along his back of very thin fur. He is now going through a moult and his fur is growing back brilliantly.  He may always have slightly dandruffy skin but he loves a good scratch and a groom and this really helps.
As Bobby is an older boy signs of aging are starting to show. He does has spinal arthritis and will need to remain on antiinflammatories for the rest of his life. He moves around so much better now he is pain free and his muscles are getting stronger with the extra space he now has to move around freely.

Bobby came into our care with very waxy infected ears. We think due to his arthritis in his back he is unable to clean his ears properly, also being a lop means he is more prone to waxy ears. His new owner will need to help him by cleaning his ears regularly, also hopefully when he is bonded with another rabbit the new rabbit should help with this grooming.

Bobby is looking for a home as a house rabbit, where he will be bonded with a neutered female rabbit. Bobby has been neutered, fully vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2 and microchipped.

Meet our spunky little fella Jack! Jack is a tiny little (just over 1kg in weight) male Polish rabbit.

Jack came into our care along with several rabbits from a multi rabbit household. We think Jack may have been used as a breeding rabbit. Jack has now been castrated and will be looking for a home where he will be bonded with a neutered female rabbit.

Jack is full of character! He is an active little man. He can easily be spooked so he would be better suited to a child free home. Once he is calm he is a really sweet little fella and enjoys a fuss, he does need more socialising, time and patience to settle him into a new home and gain his trust.
Jack is a fantastic hay eater. He is about 80% there with his litter training.

Jack has been neutered, vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2 and microchipped.

Jack
Jack
Jack

Meet our lovely bunnies Mocha Cocoa, and Mars.

These 3 came into our care along with their parents Ashley and Fudge as breeding had got out of control and the owners could no longer cope.

Mocha, Cocoa and Mars are approximately 6 months old. Mocha is female, the other 2 are male. They are going to be big bunnies when fully grown. Both their parents are around 3kg in weight.

They are lovely bunnies, all very friendly and don’t mind being handled, they are very inquistive and love a good nosey at anything new! They have a great appetite and are fantastic hay eaters.

They’ve not quite got the hang of a litter tray yet, but they are slowly getting better.

Mocha

Mocha, Cocoa and Mars have been neutered and microchipped,. All 3 bunnies have been health checked and are fully vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2. They all get on really well together so could be rehomed as a group, split into pairs or individually to be bonded with another neutered rabbit
Cocoa
Mars

Meet the lovely Fudge and Ashley.

Fudge and Ashley are large cross breed bunnies approximately 18 months old.

Fudge, the darker male, is the more confident of the 2, he is quite inquisitive and loves a good nosey! Ashley, the tortoiseshell colour female, is the more timid of the 2 but she is still friendly and enjoys a stroke once you gain her trust.

Fudge and Ashley came into our care from a home where breeding had got out of control, poor Ashley had had litter after litter after litter. (We also have 4 of their babies in our care Mocha, Cocoa, Mars and Nougat)

Fudge and Ashley have now been neutered, micro-chipped and are fully vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2. They are a bonded pair so are looking for their new home together.
Fudge and Ashley

This little handsome fella is Marble.

Marble is only a little bunny, he was found as a stray so unfortunately we have no history for him, he is only young probably around 10 months to a year old.

Marble is a really sweet boy, he loves attention and goes all dreamy when he's having a fuss and a stroke. He loves his toys and having plenty of things to chuck around and keep himself occupied.

Initially when he came to us he was quite fiesty when he smelt other rabbits but hormones will have been racing as he was entire when he was found, he has now been castrated and is settling well and doesn't 'box' the brush and shovel as much as he did when he first arrived!

Marble is looking for a home where he will be bonded with a calm neutered female rabbit, where they will have plenty of space to run and play.

Marble is very good with his litter training although there are still the odd stray poops around. He is also a great hay eater.

Marble has been neutered, vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2 and microchipped.

Marble
Marble
Marble
Marble

Are you looking to adopt a group of rabbity rabbits ?

Rabbits who love each others company but arent that bothered by human interaction ?

Then this amazing trio could be just the bunnies for you!!

How gorgeous are Bramble, Bracken and Barley. This trio came into our care as an unwanted litter, the owners domestic rabbit had bred with a wild rabbit resulting in these gorgeous babies.

Bramble Bracken and Barley are now 4 and a half months old (as of end Aug 2018) and ate looking for their forever home, ideally together.

This trio are 2 sisters and a brother, they get on really well together and are constantly seen binkying around their large avairy style home. They are fantastic hay eaters and brilliantly litter trained.

Bramble Bracken and Barley have been neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped and are now ready to find their forever home.

Meet the lovely Dandelion!

Dandelion came into our care along with 11 other rabbits after they were found dumped loose in a field. Dandelion is now approximately 6 months old and is looking for a home where he will be bonded with a neutered female rabbit.

Dandelion is a friendly boy, he loves being fussed and being around people.  He is a fabulous hay eater and is used to a healthy diet eating a small portion of a variety of veggies twice a day. He's loves charging around the garden binkying as he goes with lots of tunnels and toys to keep him occupied.

Dandelion has been health checked, neutered, fully vaccinated against myxomatosis vhd1 and vhd2 and microchipped. He is looking for a home where he will be bonded with a neutered fully vaccinated female rabbit.

Dandelion
Dandelion
Dandelion
 

 

 
 

 

 

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