These bunnies are long-term residents at the Rescue due to ongoing complex health problems or significant behavioural issues, others are harder to rehome due to age, temperament, or special needs. They are only available for rehoming to very experienced owners.
Some of these bunnies are available to sponsor on our sponsorship scheme.
Meet our long term bunnies
Darcy, Banzai & Flower
Beautiful Darcy came to us from WildAcre Warren in September 2019 along with her then husbun, Bruno BB. Upon arrival in rescue it was clear she was incredibly hormonal and…
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Fairy & Bolo
Fairy was one of 29 rabbits we took in from a meat and fur farm which was thankfully closed down in August 2022. Many of the rabbits had ear mites,…
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Garnet & Pavlova
Garnet joined us in February 2025 after he was abandoned at a council property with another rabbit when their owners moved out. He is a sweet bunny who is being…
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Bovril & Quartz
Bovril is a very sweet little chap who arrived with us in very poor shape in May 2025. He was surrendered to us as his owners could not afford his…
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Cola & Hamish
Hamish joined us from RSPCA Walsall in May 2021. Originally rescued with a large number of rabbits from appalling conditions, poor Hamish hadn’t had a single offer of a home…
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Mash
Originally from Pets at Home, Mash is a sweet, affectionate boy who arrived in February 2024 as his owners did not want to continue the endless cycle of having rabbits…
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Meredith & Neville
Neville is a sweet little bun who joined us from Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue in November 2021. Neville and his five brothers were rescued from poor conditions. Sadly Neville had…
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Jess & Costello
Jess and Costello joined us via the RSPCA in 2021 due to ongoing health issues & were later bonded together. Despite being deaf & having mobility issues due to an…
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