Showing posts with label Adopt a Rabbit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adopt a Rabbit. Show all posts

Friday, May 15, 2020

Rabbits for Adoption in Lismore

Lismore Rabbits for Adoption

The Rabbit Sanctuary rescues, rehabilitates and rehomed rabbits in Lismore, NSW. We take in abandoned, stray and injured rabbits all along the north coast of NSW. 

When a rabbit is rescued in the Lismore area we firstly take him or her to the vet for a health check. Our vet attends to any injuries or illnesses. Once the bunny is stable our vet vaccinated, microchips, desexes and parasite treats the bunny. 

When the rescue rabbit is eating well and in good condition he or she is available for adoption. 

We only rehome our rescue bunnies to indoor homes where they can be part of a family. 


Wednesday, December 19, 2018

Adopting a baby rabbit or adult rabbit

How about a cuddly baby rabbit? People often ask, “Should I adopt a baby rabbit or an adult rabbit”?  Well, the answer is that there is little difference but these are points to consider:

A baby rabbit will only remain tame and friendly if handled gently on a very regular basis. Many people are scared to pick up a rabbit because when they try, the rabbit jumps out of their grasp and runs away.  This often means that they just pat the rabbit, which is fine, but the problem there is that the baby bunny is never groomed, checked or has his or her nails clipped. This creates a health problem for the bunny as they do need daily checking and grooming with regular nail trims. 

Selecting an adult rabbit that is people friendly (having been gently and well handled as a baby) can easily be groomed and handled using the correct methods of picking up the rabbit and handling on the grooming table. 

For the house proud, a baby rabbit may still be learning to use the litter tray while an adult rabbit will already be accustomed to going straight to the tray which means a cleaner rabbit playpen and less tidying up each day. 

Some think that adopting a baby rabbit will mean a stronger bond between rabbit and bunny parent. Depending on how the baby is handled this may be true but an adult rescue rabbit will quickly grow to love his or her new owners if they are kind and interact often and well with the bunny.

The Rabbit Sanctuary has both adult and baby rescue rabbits in care.  Adoptable rabbits are listed on our site and our rabbit Foster Carers also add photos and information about the bunnies in their care to our Facebook group Adopt a Rabbit which you might like to visit and join. 










Wednesday, November 15, 2017

WHITE RABBIT FOR ADOPTION




Nivea's Details
Name:Nivea
Type:Rabbit
Price:Donation
Sex:Female
Breed:REW
Colour:
Reason:Owner was unwell and could no longer care for her
Kim
0416062947
0416062947
Tweed Heads NSW 
Nivea's Description:
Nivea is an incredibly affectionate love bun who likes to follow her human around and snuggle into them. Nivea loves attention and people and would suit a home with lots of loving hands. Shes tame and friendly and would make a wonderful pet.

Sunday, October 8, 2017

MAUREEN

Maureen bunny is a laid back Cashmere Lop girl. 


She is a friendly easy going and gentle bunny. She is best friends with three bunnies especially Burgess Boy. Both bunnies are house trained to use a litter tray. 

Maureen is also very friendly and gentle. Her soft flowing coat stays lovely with a daily comb. . 

Both bunnies along with two others were rescued after being left behind at a house when their old owner was put into an aged care facility. It's obvious they were much loved as they are very people focussed and just lovely bunnies. 




BURGESS BOY SIAMESE SABLE

Burgess Boy bunny is a laid back Siamese Sable boy. 



He is a friendly easy going and gentle bunny. He is best friends with three bunnies especially Maureen. Both bunnies are house trained to use a litter tray. 

Maureen is also very friendly and gentle. She is a black and white Cashmere Lop bunny. 

Both bunnies along with two others were rescued after being left behind at a house when their old owner was put into an aged care facility. It's obvious they were much loved as they are very people focussed and just lovely bunnies. 




FRANKIE GIRL

Frankie Girl bunny is a laid back English Spot girl. 



She is a friendly easy going and gentle bunny. She is best friends with three bunnies especially Ferguson. Both bunnies are house trained to use a litter tray. 

Ferguson is also very friendly and gentle. He is a Siamese Sable bunny. 

Both bunnies along with two others were rescued after being left behind at a house when their old owner was put into an aged care facility. It's obvious they were much loved as they are very people focussed and just lovely bunnies. 





 








Wednesday, January 11, 2017

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.

Adopt a Rabbit - Get Membership to Secret Support Group
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

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

ADOPT A RESCUE RABBIT

Another busy week coming up with projects at The Rabbit Sanctuary which is being inundated with calls and texts for abandoned rabbits. 

This is a time of year when people move house, change lifestyle, break up with partners, go overseas etc. The bunnies are a casualty of these situations sadly.

It's hot. I'll sleep with one ear in my water🐰💕🐰


 

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

GIANT RABBIT FOR ADOPTION

ADOPT A GIANT RABBIT

USAGI - GIANT GIRL RABBIT FOR ADOPTION
USAGI 💖Is a giant rabbit. She is very friendly and loves being a part of the family. She is interested in everything that goes on. She is treat trained and litter tray trained. Her big buddy is Cuddles. They make a super cute giant bunny couple. (see Cuddles separate advertisement) Usagi is Desexed, Vaccinated, Microchipped, Parasite Treated and Vet Checked. 

TO APPLY JUST FILL IN OUR ADOPTION FORM ON THIS SITE.

Monday, May 23, 2016

Baby Rabbits for Adoption Sydney

CHAI & PRINCESS
Both abandoned as tiny bunny rabbit kittens in Sydney they have blossomed into perfect indoor pets.

Chai & Princess are adorable baby rabbits that have been raised in a family home in our Foster Carer Program. They are house trained to use a litter tray. Our adoption package includes desexing, microchip, vaccination. All rabbits have a vet health and teeth check. Apply to adopt these or a choice of over 100 rabbits on our application form on this site.
Price: our rescue rabbits are priceless so we ask a donation of your own choice. 
View in Sydney near Mascot or we can deliver to most places by road or air.

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Rex Rabbit for Adoption Sydney NSW

Beautiful rescue Rex House Rabbit is in need of a loving home. He has the beautiful gentle nature of the Rex Rabbit and the soft velvet coat. His name is Tiger. He is at The Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary in Grafton and can be delivered to other places such as Sydney, Newcastle, Tweed Heads, Central Coast, Forster and all other towns. We ask a donation of your choice.

Friday, March 18, 2016

GREY GIRL RABBIT FOR ADOPTION

Meet Winston a gentle grey girl bunny for adoption who had to leave her owners as they moved to Queensland. She is a small to medium sized rabbit. She is a house rabbit that uses a litter tray. 
APPLY TO ADOPT

Look at her big soft bunny feet!
She is a good bunny and lovely to handle

Winston is Desexed, Vaccinated, microchipped, vet checked, parasite treated and ever so friendly.

A little on the plump side due to sitting around the lounge watching a bit too much TV. 


Friday, March 11, 2016

The Rabbit Sanctuary Part of the Easter Fun at Mounties

The Rabbit Sanctuary in the Sydney news - Easter fun to be had at Mounties,and thought you might like it http://www.fairfieldchampion.com.au/story/3781857/easter-fun-to-be-had-at-mounties/ 

I hope you enjoy the article. We are also featured in the Daily Telegraph newspaper on news stands this Saturday.  

I am hoping the event raises a lot of interest in rabbit rescue and The Rabbit Sanctuary to increase awareness is to increase rabbit adoptions. Please share! 

I thank our wonderful Sydney volunteer team for working together on this event.

PS No rabbits will be adopted at the event. People will be given rabbit care information to enable them to have a successful rabbit adoption application.    

Thursday, January 21, 2016

MINI LOP PAIR FOR ADOPTION

SYDNEY: mini lop pair of house rabbits need a loving home. 

BAMBI & BUNKIN
They are desexed and vaccinated and very tame and friendly. The little boy bunny BUNKIN has an abscess that is receiving treatment but apart from that is very healthy.  These will only be adopted as house rabbits. The basic requirement is a playpen in your home with a litter tray, tiny kennel or pet tunnel. They must also be adopted together as a pair as they love each other:)

Fill in our online adoption application on this site on the drop down menu above if you are interested in these or any of our nearly 100 pet rabbits for adoption to approved homes. Adoption is by donation of your choice.

Monday, December 7, 2015

BLACK OTTER MINI LOP RABBIT FOR ADOPTION

MEET MINNU who is a dear little Mini Lop boy bunny in need of a new home where he will be part of a family. He is affectionate, curious & playful. He is house trained and very good at using a litter tray. He will make a perfect house pet for the right family. He is Desexed & vaccinated. This little Black Otter Mini Lop will charm you and win your heart. Apply on drop down menu on this site

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

SMALL HIMALAYAN RABBIT FOR ADOPTION

KENO (NOW ADOPTED BY DAVID FROM QLD WHO HAS A LICENCE LUCKY MAN).
Ready for adoption as tame friendly house rabbit. He is desexed, microchipped, & vaccinated. He loves walks on his lead on the grass. Apply on www.rabbitsanctuary.com.au

Sunday, November 1, 2015

Adopt a Rescue Rabbit


Poor ALICE was born in a steel cage in a research laboratory factory and sold to a research laboratory and experimented on. She has undergone rehabilitation and will repay her new owner with her loyalty and love of life. Please consider her as a house bunny. 

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

WHITE LOP GIRL FOR ADOPTION

ADOPT A RABBIT

CARROTS is a gorgeous white lop. What a living doll she is in every way🐰

WHAT YOU GET WITH BUNNIES:
All our bunnies are desexed, vaccinated & microchipped, vet checked and teeth checked.
Apply on our site: www.rabbitsanctuary.com.au 

APPLICATION FORM LINK: http://rabbitrescuesanctuary.blogspot.com.au/p/adoption.html

EQUIPMENT YOU NEED:
You will need an indoor playpen in family area of your home. 

PRICE:Donation of your choice

LOCATION: Grafton & Delivery to most places. 🐰❤️🐰

Friday, August 21, 2015

Adopt a Rabbit

Adopt a rabbit and receive advice and ongoing support from The Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary Australia.  We guarantee to take back or swap our rabbits if not suitable at any time during the life of the rabbit.

We believe that there is an owner for every rabbit. Each rabbit we rescue comes along with it's own individual personality and needs, sometimes training requirements. Sometimes a rescue rabbit may have health problems. These are seen to by our veterinarians that are very experienced with rabbit health.  

We believe there is an owner suitable for every rescue rabbit

There are those that will only adopt a "perfect" pet rabbit and other people who are willing to take on a "less than perfect" healthwise rabbit and care for him or her.  Sometimes rabbits we rescue come to us with fear and unsociable behaviours. Our Foster Carers and Volunteers work with those bunnies to train them and get them to gain trust in humans. Some people are willing to adopt those rabbits and continue to care for them and help them to overcome fear and train them in better ways of behaving. 

Sunday, August 2, 2015

MINI LOP GIRL RABBIT FOR ADOPTION

Mini Lop Girl 1.95kg Tiny Girl Bunny
Mini lop girl bunny
1.95kg so very small

KISSIE KISSIE BUNNY 🐰💋🐰 has two kissing bunnies on her nose! Amazing kissing bunnies pattern on her dear little face. What a charming little girl bunny! 

She is up for adoption to an approved home. Apply on our form on the drop down menu. 

She is available for viewing at Tweed Heads and we can deliver to other locations. She has just been bonded with THEODORE who is a tiny Netherland Dwarf type boy. 

Available by donation of your choice that you can afford and want to contribute to our rabbit rescue work.