The Small Animal House
We have a selection of rabbits and other small animals currently looking for new homes. Not all of the animals may be featured below - some of the gerbils and hamsters are a little camera shy!
Please visit the small animal house to meet all the animals.
ROCK
| History and Recommendations |
Rock is an extremely friendly rabbit who is used to children and being handled. As Rock is so friendly he would need to go to a home where he will get plenty of attention and handling. Rock is a very lively rabbit who likes to explore his surroundings so would need to go to a home where he will have plenty of space. Rock is a real character who would make a rewarding pet for someone who can give him the time and attention he deserves.
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RINGO & JOHN
| History and Recommendations |
For more information on John and Ringo please speak to a member of staff.
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HONEY & LOLA
| History and Recommendations |
Honey (harlequin lop cross) and Lola (brown agouti) are friendly rabbits who are used to children but are not used to being handled. Because of this they would benefit from a home where they will receive plenty of gentle handling to help them get used to it. Honey and Lola are very closely bonded so we are looking for a home for them together. Honey and Lola are very lively rabbits so would need plenty of space in their new home.
Honey and Lola would make rewarding pets for someone who would be willing to handle them regularly and give them the space and attention they deserve.
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Babby Buns
| further information coming soon |
Crossbreed rabbits, aged 3 1/2 months. As they are so young they have not yet been given names. There are three females and two males.
Adoption Process
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BUNNY
Photo coming soon
| History and Recommendations |
Bunny is a friendly rabbit who is used to children and being handled. Bunny has been used to being kept in a conservatory so if she was to be kept outside all year round in her new home she would need to be acclimatised gradually. Bunny was brought in to the sanctuary as she did not get on with the existing rabbit in the household, if she was to be homed with another rabbit they will need to be very carefully introduced. Bunny is a friendly rabbit who has a lot of love to give her new owners and would make a rewarding pet for someone who can give her the time and attention she deserves.
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Could you help by sponsoring one of our animal beds?
- HULA has a non-destruct policy and will not put to sleep a healthy animal.
