INDOOR RABBIT PLAYPEN

Do you like our indoor bunny display play pen?

We keep them inside for 3 reasons:

1. Inside they are safe from mozzies

2. Inside they are safe from predators 

3. Inside they can interact with people and show how wonderful their personalities are and be real pets. Not a lonely scared forgotten animal in a cage at the bottom of the garden.

Rabbit Playpen

JAIMIE loves her slippery slide in her playpen at The Rabbit Sanctuary.

She is available to an approved home and we can deliver to most places.

Adopt a Rabbit from our available rabbits gallery.

Apply to adopt a rabbit 0416062947 ph/text 

Rabbit Enclosure

This is a photo of a playpen on the lawn at The Rabbit Sanctuary. Archie and Jorden are two male bunnies up for adoption to loving homes where they will be part of the household and valued family members. The rabbit playpen can be set up in the family area of your home and carried outside on the lawn when you have time to supervise. The little RabbitHouse by HoundHouse makes a wonderful hidey hole. 

Rabbit Enclosure Playpen Home

 This is a rabbit playpen made of 16 wire panels. You can buy these playpens online from Pet Homes & Accessories at Moorooka QLD and they will deliver to your door anywhere in Australia. Phone Phil on 0418783555  you can get the little blue RabbitHouse by phoning 0407 652 955

Remember to have something that throws shade so your rabbit doesn't overheat. The rabbit enclosure shown in the photo has a big tree near it that throws shade in the hot afternoon sun. The wooden stand with roof also throws shade on the little blue rabbit kennel. The RabbitHouse has a mesh floor that is raised up off the ground allowing air to circulate within the kennel. Another way to create shade is to have fabric or plywood panels on parts of the playpen that throw shade at different times of the day. In this run the wooden house provides shade underneath from the midday sun.

A Hutch is Not Enough

Bring your bunny into your life. Bring life to your bunny. A hutch is not enough. Watch this rabbit move from pet shop to cage. See the amazing easy low cost alternative to a hutch.