Bodie and Doyle

Bodie and Doyle are a lovely pair of rabbits, approximately 12 months old. They are neutered males and have always lived together so we don't want to separate them. They were taken away from a property with 41 other rabbits. As you can see, they were photographed inside, but they do live outside in a hutch and run. 

Meryl

Meryl is a very gentle rabbit. She is 6 months old and is quite small, 2.95 kilos. She is very pretty especially with her white 'sock.' She has been neutered so would make an ideal companion for a neutered male.

Pippin

Pippin is a quiet little rabbit, approx 18 months old. She has been spayed so would make a good companion for a neutered male. She is a lionhead and weighs 2.11 kilos, so she is quite small.

Trixie

Trixie is a 4 month old female lop. She has been spayed. Trixie is a very sweet and friendly girl. She has been living as an indoor rabbit and will be looking for a similar home. She would ideally like to have a male companion as a friend.

Potter

Potter is a 4 month old female lop. She has been spayed. Potter is a very sweet and friendly girl. She has been living as an indoor rabbit and will be looking for a similar home. She would ideally like to have a male companion as a friend.

Fudge

Fudge is a dwarf lop approx 18 months old. He is nervous when first picked up and struggles. However, once in your arms he enjoys a cuddle.

Phillip

Phillip is a cute Netherland dwarf rabbit approx 2 years old.

Copper

Copper is a 6 month old orange mini rex male. He is super friendly and easy to handle and loves his cuddles. He is very inquisitive and loves to explore and play with his toys. He is a happy go lucky little lad and would suit any family.

Philllippa

Phillippa is a sweet Netherland dwarf rabbit approx 2 years old.

We have lots of small animals for rehoming that we can’t get on the website. 

If there is something in particular you are interested in please give us a call to see if we can help.

Re-home an Animal

We are always looking for people that are willing and able to re-home an animal, whether that is a dog, cat or one of our other small animals.

The first thing to consider before seeing our animals is that the needs of animals can vary enormously and it is imperative that you fully understand this before you attempt to take an animal on.

Once you have decided on the type of animal that you could offer a good home to, the next step would be to contact one of the re-homing coordinators.

Before releasing an animal to any new owner we have a responsibility to ensure that the new owner will be capable of offering the animal a good home. Animals come into our care for a number of reasons. This may be due either to abuse, neglect or possibly because the previous owner became incapable of looking after the animal. It is for this reason that any new owner's home is visited before we release the animal to them.

It should be noted that there will be a small fee for adopting an animal. In addition to veterinary treatment all cats and dogs are neutered, fully vaccinated and micro-chipped prior to re-homing.

Contact the Re-homing Coordinators

    Cats:  Contact Pamela: 01905 841354 (Mornings & Weekends)

    Dogs: Contact Geraldine: 01886 822083 (Evenings)

    Small Animals i.e. Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats :

               Contact Margaret Layland 01905 421849

Our animals are moving in and out of our care on a daily basis. As such, the featured animals on these pages do not necessarily represent the full extent of all animals in our care. 

ALL RABBITS are Neutered / Spayed

We update this website on a weekly basis. However, some of the featured animals may already be reserved.

Please note we do not re-home Rabbits with Guinea Pigs as this is not recommended. The only possible exception is where they come in together and have bonded, however even then they are observed to ensure that they are alright together.

NATIONAL CRUELTY LINE: 0300 1234 999

For Wildlife enquiries please contact

The Vale WildLife Centre 01386 882288