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Beautiful Baby Rabbits Looking for 5⭐ Forever Homes
I have five beautiful baby rabbits looking for loving, permanent homes.
First and foremost, I am not a breeder. This litter was completely unexpected after discovering that the rabbit I had believed was male was actually female! It was an honest mistake, and I have been fortunate enough to welcome these five gorgeous babies into the world.
My rabbits are much-loved family pets, not breeding animals. They live as part of my family in my one-bedroom flat and are completely free-roam indoors, rather than being confined to a cage. They are cared for in accordance with the Animal Welfare Act 2006, receiving plenty of space, enrichment, companionship, and daily interaction to ensure they can express their natural behaviours.
Because I care deeply about where they go, I will be extremely selective when choosing their new homes.
Please read the following before enquiring:
• Rabbits are highly social animals and should never be kept alone. They thrive with companionship, so if you don’t already own a rabbit, I will only consider homes adopting two together.
• I will not sell to anyone intending to keep them permanently in a small pet shop cage or tiny hutch. Rabbits need a large, secure living space where they can run, jump, stretch fully upright, binky, explore, hide, dig, and forage. They deserve far more space than the traditional cages often marketed for rabbits.
• They should have unlimited access to high-quality hay, fresh drinking water, appropriate leafy greens, and a small amount of quality rabbit pellets. Hay should make up around 85–90% of their diet.
• Rabbits require regular veterinary care, annual vaccinations, and neutering/spaying when they are old enough (unless advised otherwise by your vet). They are intelligent, affectionate animals that can live 8–12 years or even longer, making them a long-term commitment rather than a short-term pet.
• Before agreeing to any sale, I will ask to see your planned setup. This may be through a home visit or photos/videos if more practical. This isn’t to invade your privacy—it is simply because I have a responsibility to ensure these babies are going to safe, loving homes where they will be properly cared for.
Please note: My asking price may be slightly higher than some others you see advertised. This is intentional. Rabbits are not cheap, impulsive pets—they require suitable housing, quality food, veterinary care, vaccinations, neutering, enrichment, and years of commitment. I genuinely believe that someone who is truly prepared to give a rabbit the loving home it deserves will understand the responsibility and cost involved and will be happy to invest in giving them the best possible life.
These rabbits mean the world to me, and finding the right families is far more important than making a quick sale. If you can offer a loving, spacious home and are committed to providing the care, companionship, and attention they deserve throughout their lives, I would love to hear from you.
When you message, please tell me a little about yourself, your current rabbit experience (if any), your setup, and the home you can offer.
Meet the Proud Parents – Sunny ☀️ & Joey 🐰
I thought I’d introduce the mum and dad so you can get to know where these beautiful babies came from.
Sunny ☀️ is the dad. He’s a gorgeous 3-year-old New Zealand Red rabbit with the most laid-back, cheeky personality. I adopted Sunny around six months ago after his previous owner sadly no longer had the time to give him the life he deserved.
Before coming to me, Sunny lived in a large shed. Now he lives completely free-roam indoors in my one-bedroom flat and, to be completely honest, he owns the place! He has full run of the flat, endless attention, and enjoys living life on his own terms (as most rabbits do!).
Sadly, before Sunny came into my care, his rabbit companion had passed away. Knowing how social rabbits are, I wanted to find him another friend as soon as possible.
That’s when Joey 🩷 came along.
Joey is a beautiful Dutch Cross, approximately 5 months old. I adopted her around three months ago from a lady who urgently needed to rehome her because she had three Alsatian dogs and couldn’t safely keep Joey any longer. As soon as Joey arrived, she also became a completely free-roam house rabbit and has settled into living her absolute best life.
Now… about her name! 😂
Joey was originally sold to me as a male, hence the name. It wasn’t until later that I discovered “he” was actually very much a she! Unfortunately, by the time I realised, nature had already taken its course.
Anyone who knows rabbits will tell you—they don’t waste any time when it comes to having babies!
So, just to make it absolutely clear, I am NOT a breeder. This litter was completely unexpected, and had I known Joey was female, there wouldn’t have been any baby rabbits. This has simply been one of those situations that nobody plans for.
Despite the surprise, these babies have been raised in a loving home, handled daily, and have had the very best start in life.
One final thing about Joey… she is the sweetest little rabbit, but she has one tiny flaw… she has declared war on my sofa. 😂 Despite having tunnels, chew toys, willow balls, cardboard boxes, forage toys, and more enrichment than most rabbits could dream of, she has decided that my sofa is, without question, the greatest chew toy ever invented. I suppose every rabbit has to keep their humans humble somehow!
Sunny and Joey are both much-loved members of my family, and it’s because of how much I adore them that I’m taking so much care in finding the very best homes for their babies.
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