Kingsley is a 5 year old Dwarf Lop X He comes desexed, vaccinated, and will be microchipped upon adoption. Kingsley came in to care with overgrown rear molars, however with the help and care of Dr. Chris from Cannington Vet we have had them filed down and they are being managed well. Plenty of hay and limited other foods will ensure his teeth stay this way, as well as 6 monthly check ups with a rabbit savvy exotics trained vet (they should get this checkup as a standard with their Cylap vaccination). Kingsley is a big fluffy boy who loves being cuddled. His one true love is food and always looks forward to his daily serving of pellets and hay. Kingsley loves to groom and lick his owner too if he/she gives him scratches near his back/side bum. A well regarded groomer thinks Kingsley may have some angora in him, so he requires a bit more attention and brushing as he sheds a lot when the seasons change. If you think you can offer Kingsley a safe and loving indoor home please send us a message to discuss. Unfortunately do to a series of bonding incidents, Kingsley will only be available as a solo bunny however he gets along well with cats and dogs.

Lily is one of a litter of 4 whose parents were attacked and killed by a dog. The owners were not rabbit savvy enough to take care of orphaned babies and so they were surrendered to us and fostered by a very caring family who were able to keep them together while they needed each other. Lily is shy and quiet compared to her siblings, but loves to flop all around the place. She also loves to jump inside hay bag so she can relax and eat in peace. If you can offer this cute baby a loving indoor home please contact us ASAP to arrange a meet and greet.

Squid and Top Deck were dumped by their original owners and the poor girls did it tough at the start. When they first came to the rescue they were so scared that they smashed in to the pen panels to try and get away... now they are eating from their foster mum’s hand! They were riddled with mites, with lots of fur missing but with the help and care of our fave vet and a proper diet the mites problem was fixed quickly, their first grew back and their eyes started to shine. If you can offer these precious girls a loving indoor home with lots of patience to gain their trust, you will be rewarded with love and lots of satisfaction that you helped get them to where they are today. For January we really want our bonded pairs to find their furever homes. It kills us that they stay in care so long when they’re just as easy as one bun! So... we are offering an amazing half price adoption fee for this month only. Please contact us ASAP if you would like to arrange a meet and greet with these adorable girls. For the months of January and February we are reducing their adoption fee by half in hopes of finding a loving home who was considering a single bunny but could now consider a bonded pair for the same adoption fee.

Hazel is one of a litter of 4 whose parents were attacked and killed by a dog. The owners were not rabbit savvy enough to take care of orphaned babies and so they were surrendered to us and fostered by a very caring family who were able to keep them together while they needed each other. Hazel is the explorer of the group. She has to go under, over and through everything! If you can offer this cute baby a loving indoor home please contact us ASAP to arrange a meet and greet.

Baby Jesse is seriously the most adorable little guy and he’s going to make one lucky family very happy. This ball of cuteness was going to be dumped in the bush with his siblings but luckily a kind lady saved them and surrendered them to us at around 3.5 weeks old. Of the trio, Jesse is the most cuddly and affectionate and will happily lay in your arms for as long as the pats keep coming. If you can offer this cutie pie an indoor home surrounded with love and loads of space to binky and zoom around, please contact us ASAP