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Free baby rabbits to good home

Adoption fee £0

B24

Advert ID: lpn000016206Expired
Photo 1 of 1: Free baby rabbits to good home

Free baby rabbits to good home

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Photo 1 of 1: Free baby rabbits to good home

About this pet

Advert type
For adoption
Type of pet
Rabbits
Breed
English Spot
Sex
Not known

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Description

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1 boy and 3 girls to sadly rehome as cant afford to keep them all. females are potentially pregnant as they got into the separated enclosure before neutering appointment but not 100% sure. all rabbits are friendly and live outside at the moment

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  1. Think long termMany pets live for well over a decade: think about costs, moves, children and holidays.
  2. Meet the petMeet at least once, ideally twice, and see how they respond to you and your household.
  3. Ask about health and behaviourKnown conditions, medication, training and history: good rehomers will be open.
  4. Understand the processAsk how the rescue or owner rehomes: enquiry, meeting, home check where applicable, agreement.
  5. Allow time to settleMost pets take days to weeks to settle. Plan a calm first fortnight.
  6. Don't rushA good rehomer wants the right home, not the fastest one. Never send money before you have met the pet.

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