Charity No. 225671
Rabbits
Latte
Latte is a sweet natured neutered female
rabbit who arrived in foster care at Walsall
RSPCA from a property over run with rabbits.
Latte is just over 12 months old. Latte is a
sweet little girl, she is friendly and enjoys a
fuss. She will happily come over to the front
of the hutch to greet you. Latte does have
cataracts in her one eye which means later in
life she will probably end up blind in that eye,
however she is a happy, healthy rabbit at
present and we are hoping to find her the
forever home she deserves. Latte will make a
wonderful addition to any family, she really does
deserve a forever, loving home. Latte has been
health checked by a vet, neutered and fully
vaccinated and she is now ready to leave us.
Can you offer Latte her forever home?
rabbit who arrived in foster care at Walsall
RSPCA from a property over run with rabbits.
Latte is just over 12 months old. Latte is a
sweet little girl, she is friendly and enjoys a
fuss. She will happily come over to the front
of the hutch to greet you. Latte does have
cataracts in her one eye which means later in
life she will probably end up blind in that eye,
however she is a happy, healthy rabbit at
present and we are hoping to find her the
forever home she deserves. Latte will make a
wonderful addition to any family, she really does
deserve a forever, loving home. Latte has been
health checked by a vet, neutered and fully
vaccinated and she is now ready to leave us.
Can you offer Latte her forever home?
Spud is a stunning male rabbit, that arrived at
Walsall RSPCA via an inspector after he was
thrown from a moving car. After all he has been
through it isn't suprising that Spud is a little nervous
and unsure. Since arriving in foster care Spud is
improving daily and is gradually learning to trust.
Can you offer Spud the kind, understanding home
he needs. Spud has been health checked by a vet,
fully vaccinated and neutered, we are looking to
rehome Spud with a neutered female bunny
Walsall RSPCA via an inspector after he was
thrown from a moving car. After all he has been
through it isn't suprising that Spud is a little nervous
and unsure. Since arriving in foster care Spud is
improving daily and is gradually learning to trust.
Can you offer Spud the kind, understanding home
he needs. Spud has been health checked by a vet,
fully vaccinated and neutered, we are looking to
rehome Spud with a neutered female bunny
Spud is one of our longest stay rabbits
In foster care, can you offer him his
Forever home?
In foster care, can you offer him his
Forever home?