Raystede Small Animals

Rabbits for re-homing

Updated May 6th

Here are a few of our rabbits available, click on a Photo to enlarge. If you would like to rehome one of our rabbits please read our re-homing policy and our procedure

Bumble and Rosie- Rosie is a sable Rex spayed doe of 5yrs. Rosie is a very nosey girl who loves her food. Bumble is a black semi lop neutered buck of 5yrs. Bumble is a shy boy who likes to stretch out in the sun. Rosie and Bumble are looking for a home where they will receive lots of TLC and a permanent home to live out the rest of their lives.

Fleur is a Magpie spayed doe of about 5yrs. Fidget is a Magpie neutered buck of about 5yrs. Fleur and Fidget are shy rabbits who need a home where they can just be rabbits and give owners enjoyment by watching them play.

Lulu is a French lop x Lionhead spayed doe of about 5yrs. She is a little shy and unsure of people. Sonny is a black and white Dutch neutered buck of about 5yrs. Sonny is very nosey and although he does not let you tickle his head he dose like to dance around your feet. Sonny and Lulu are looking for a home that will understand their differences and will give them lots of TLC.

Flash is a black and white neutered buck of 6yrs. Flash is a very laid back rabbit who likes a tickle. Gracie is a black spayed doe of 2yrs. Gracie is a very busy rabbit who's always up to something. Flash and Gracie are looking for a home that will give them lots of TLC and love them for their differences.

Brian is an agouti and white Dutch neutered buck. Brian is a very excitable buck who loves his food. Flo is a brown and white English x lop spayed doe. Flo is a very cheeky doe who likes to catch your attention. Brian and Flo are rabbits who would like a garden to run around in and owners who will give them attention on their terms and be happy watching their antics.

Gigi is a spayed doe of about 2yrs, who is a very shy rabbit. Rohan is a neutered buck and his age is unknown, he is a very cheeky rabbit. Rohan and Gigi are looking for a home where they can receive lots of attention on their terms and reward owners by being so entertaining.

Re-homing policy for Rabbits

Our re-homing requirements for rabbits are :

We always re-home in pairs as rabbits should not live on their own.
We only re-home single rabbits as a companion to an existing rabbit.
A hutch of at least 6ft x 2ft x 2ft for 2 medium/large rabbits.
All day long access to a secure garden
OR an enclosure of at least 150 square feet if it is to be their only outside space
OR an enclosure of at least 48 square feet in addition to access to a larger area for exercise
(These areas can include the hutch itself if it directly adjoins the enclosure area)

Raystede will only re-home a rabbit where:

There are no children under 7 years old living in the home

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Rabbit re-homing procedure

To discuss re-homing a rabbit from us please come along between the following times:
7 days a week: 10.00am - 4.00pm

You will be asked to fill in a re-homing form.
A member of our small animal section will discuss your completed application with you and suggest any rabbits that may be suited to the life you can offer.
You will then be able to meet the rabbits that you are interested in.
If there are no suitable rabbits, your form will be kept on file.
You may provisionally reserve the rabbits of your choice for up to 14 days.
A home visitor will then contact you and arrange to visit your home to check the run is in place ready for the chosen rabbits.
Following the home visit, when approved you will be able to collect your rabbits.

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