Showing posts with label rabbit advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rabbit advice. Show all posts

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

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. 

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

What sex of rabbit should you adopt as a friend for your rabbit?

Should I adopt a girl or boy bunny friend for my rabbit?

It is a great idea to get your bunny a friend. They love to snuggle with another bunny. You are right that a boy girl relationship is the best. They are often threatened by a member of their same sex.  Rabbits from The Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary come to you desexed so you do not need to worry about unwanted pregnancies each month. 

Desex your rabbit before adopting a friend
If you already have a rabbit have it desexed before adopting a bunny friend. Desexing stops many unwanted behaviours such as aggression and spraying urine. If you have a male bunny and get a friend the undesexed male will constantly mount the other rabbit and make it very unhappy. It will also spray the other rabbit which will become very stained and smelly.

If you would like to chat about getting a friend for your pet rabbit call Kim Cooney on 0416062947