They can have a litter (ranging from 4 to 14 kits) every 28 days and there are already enough rabbits suffering greatly. They will continue to breed, form new colonies and be seen as vermin. We all know how humans treat vermin. They are prone to reproductive cancers, so a spay/neuter will protect them from…
Adopt, adopt, adopt. Do not buy rabbits from breeders or pet shops (who buy from breeders). Adopt from your local rabbit rescue. Foster if your local rabbit rescue is comfortable with the arrangement. Donate to us, to rabbit rescues. Donate approved greens/pellets/hay to your local rescue. Do check with them first what they need, how…
Yes. They are not protected by the law as they are not classified as wildlife, so it is not illegal. If they are on the pavement, where they should not be, we can rescue them because they are seen as strays It is normally residents who call us out to come and help, because they…
Take photographs or videos of them being abandoned, the people abandoning them, and their number plates. Report it to the nearest SPCA and please be willing to lay a charge.
THEY ARE NOT WILD ANIMALS, just because they are living feral lives on golf courses, in parks. They are domesticated animals that cannot fend for themselves as they no longer have the capacity to ‘think on their feet‘. They are European rabbits and not hares and cannot cope in our harsh environment. See the difference…