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Rabbits and Small Animals for Adoption

 

Browse all of the small animals currently in our care that are in search of their forever homes!

 

If you are interested in re-homing one of our small animals, please e-mail into us at info@allcreatureslife.org to request a "Perfect Match Form". 

If you would like to make a donation towards the costs of looking after our rabbits, guinea pigs and the upkeep of their enclosures, please use the "DONATE" button on this website. Many thanks! 

 

Important Re-homing Criteria for Small Animals

    • Adoption Fee for Rabbits £50.00. This goes toward the cost of looking after them whilst they are at the Sanctuary and towards their health checks and any additional vet care. Where appropriate, we will neuter the rabbit. 
    • Adoption Fee for Guinea Pigs - £15
    • Adoption Fee for Rats - £10
    • Adoption Fee for Hamsters - £5
    • All of our rabbits are fully vaccinated before leaving the Sanctuary.

The Process

  • Upon sending your Perfect Match Form to us, you will need to include photos of the enclosure/set up that the animal will have.
  • If your application is successful, we will invite all household members in to attend a "meet and greet" with the animal. All household members must attend in order to go ahead to the next stage. 
  • If you would like a rabbit or guinea pig to live with your existing pet, you would need to bring them to the Sanctuary for the meet and greet. 
  • Once the meet and greet has been passed, you will then go onto book an Adoption Date. 
  • All Adopters will receive 4 weeks Free PetPlan Insurance upon Adopting a Rabbit from us. 

 

If you would like more information on any of the Small Animals available for adoption or have any questions, please contact the Sanctuary on:

(01633) 866144

OR

info@allcreatureslife.org

Poptart and Waffle

Guinea Pigs, Male

Dates of Birth: January 2021

Arrived to the Sanctuary: 9th June 2023

 
Can we live with other guinea pigs? No - two males can fight over females & can never be bonded with other males. They must remain as a pair. 
Can we live with young children? Yes
Do we have any medical conditions? No

 

Poptart and Waffle are a pair of adult male guinea pigs, likely brothers, who are looking for a home together. They were both very timid upon first greeting but since being with us for 6 months now, their confidence has grown & they do not mind being handled, brushed or picked up. 

They will happily settle on your lap if you have tasty greens available. They love going out into their grass run to enjoy the sunshine! They are currently in a large converted shed with plenty of tunnels, enrichment and hiding places! 

A similar set up would be needed from adopters as we would not like their space to be decreased. 

Both Guinea Pigs are long haired and will require regular grooming to make sure their coats stay smooth and shiny! Both are fantastic at being brushed, we think they quite enjoy it!

Midnight & Twilight

Rabbits, Females

Dates of Birth: February 2024

Arrived to our Sanctuary: 25th June 2024

 
Can we live with other rabbits? Potentially
Can we live with young children? Yes
Do we have any medical issues? No
Can we live as indoor buns? Potentially 

 

Midnight & Twilight are bonded sisters that will need to be rehomed together. They are both very loving, affectionate, inquisitive and lively. They are a true delight and always greet us every morning to say hello. 

Both could potentially live as indoor buns but will require a lot of enrichment within their enclosure in order to keep them from getting bored. Being so young, we are looking for adopters that can dedicate a lot of time to them to ensure their social skills stay positive. 

Edward & Jacob

Chinchillas, Males

Dates of Birth: March 2015

Arrived to our Sanctuary: 20th July 2024

 
Can we live with other chinchillas? Potentially
Can we live with young children? Yes
Do we have any medical issues? No
Are we friendly? Yes

 

Edward & Jacob are a bonded pair of Chinchillas that are looking for a home together. They are very friendly, sociable boys who will require a large 3 tier cage that can cater to their needs. Their current enclosure is around 5ft tall & has 3 different levels. For further information on what is required for their set up, please email into us to speak to a member of Staff. 

Muffin

Rabbit, Female

Date of Birth: January 2020 

Arrived to our Smalls Unit: 6th July 2024

 
Can I live with other rabbits? Potentially a neutered male

Can I live with young children?

No - Muffin is a bit spicy & would not be suitable to be handled by children. 18+ only. 

Do I have any medical issues?

No

Can I live as an indoor bun?

Potentially 

 

Say hello to Muffin. If you're looking for a bun with sass, look no further. 

Muffin was surrendered to the Sanctuary after already having two homes that were afraid of her temperament. 

Muffin is looking for a bunny experienced home. She loves her food and enjoys her greens even more. Upon entering her enclosure she is always a little wary of why we're in there. We believe her temperamental behaviour could stem from fear. Whenever Muffin is fed, we leave her be and allow her to have her own space. When the feeding bucket enters her enclosure, she will attack & kick it as if to say "hurry up". She also loves to flip her bowls over & prefers to eat her nuggets off the floor!

She loves to explore her surroundings and rubs her chin on everything. She enjoys chewing on cardboard boxes and is quite good at sniffing out her favourite treats if you hide them in a snuffle matt or around her enclosure. 

Fitz

Rabbit, Male

Date of Birth: September 2023

Arrived to our Smalls Unit: 28th September 2024

 
Can I live with other rabbits? Potentially. As Fitz is neutered, he may be able to pair up with a female bun for company. He is currently quite lonely & needs a friend!

Can I live with young children?

Potentially 

Do I have any medical issues?

No

Can I live as an indoor bun?

Potentially

 

Fitz is a bit of a nervous boy who is in need of a confidence boost. He is slowly learning to trust staff members but he can still be shy & skittish at times if they move too quickly. He doesn't mind a stroke & a fuss, as long as you move slowly & gently. 

Fitz came into our care as his owner was struggling to accommodate him & his brother. Their bond was sadly broken within the home, due to this, they are being rehomed separately. 

Fitz requires a patient, understanding home that can allow him to come around on his own terms. With the right handling & care, he will make a lovely companion for his human & potentially, a female bunny friend. 

Contact Details

 

Telephone Number: 01633 866144 

Phone Line Opening Times

  • Monday-Sunday (including Bank Holidays) 
  • 9am-4:30pm
  • CLOSED Christmas Day and Boxing Day 

 

Email Address: Info@allcreatureslife.org