MINIATURE RABBITS FOR ADOPTION

Netherland Dwarf & Mini Lop Rabbits

Snow & William are a bonded pair of miniature rabbits. Snow weighs 1kg & William 1.5kg. They are very small. They are tame & cuddly and trained to use a litter tray well. Snow is a Netherland Dwarf rabbit about 10 months old so still a baby rabbit really. William is about the same age and is a Mini Lop rabbit. 

SNOW WITH BLUE EYES 1 kg

WILLIAM MINI LOP 1.5kg

Desexed Vaccinated Microchipped 

 

 

BENEFITS OF ADOPTING A RABBIT

Adopt a Rabbit Benefits

Adopt a rabbit from The Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary and you get many benefits. One is free membership to our Bunny Parents support and sharing group. Only people that adopt a rabbit can gain access to this incredible group. Apply to adopt a rabbit now!  Read on to find out how to adopt a rabbit and the benefits.

Membership to secret Bunny Parents Support Group

7 top benefits for you if you adopt a rabbit from The Rabbit Sanctuary. 

1. All costly vet work is done
2. Your rabbits come desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, vet checked, parasite treated
3. Rabbits can be returned or swapped any time
4. Forever support & rabbit care advice
5. Vaccination reminders 
6. Membership of our Bunny Parents support & sharing group
7. Access to our vet clinics

HOW TO PICK UP A RABBIT

Picking up your rabbit - step by step method

To successfully pick up your rabbit you need to know that rabbits hate to be squeezed by hands or grabbed. The four step method below should be done with loose hands.

Stroking the rabbit and positioning him or her before picking up is important.

Prepare the bench you will use to practice picking up your rabbit

Place your rabbit on a non slip bath mat on a bench. This will put your rabbit at a good height to learn the correct method for picking up.

Step by step method for picking up a rabbit

Repeat the following many times. Reposition the rabbit each time then lift up again.

• stroke many times on head and half way down back 
• slide hand under breast 
• at same time slide hand under butt from rear
• lift
• Place the rabbit back onto the mat on the bench.

Don't squeeze the rabbit because that will cause kicking/scratching.