
Mixed Breed
This is rocky he loves his salad and cucumber, crunching on leaves. For personal reasons we are looking for him to go to a loving home. Not looking for any money. He loves running around the garden. H

Mixed Breed
Lovely baby bunnies looking for their new homes. Mum is a Rex, Dad is a French Lop . Both are albino. Well handled. Eating and drinking well. 2 White Males

Mixed Breed
I am looking to find forever homes for my beautiful balls of fluff . Handled a lot so very tame and very good with kids as have 3 daughters . The mum is angora and dad a lionhead so some fluffier than

Mixed Breed
Unfortunately our female rabbit has passed away and I think our male rabbit ( named Donkey ) is lonely and looking for a female companion- he’s a lovely little friendly bunny. He’s Use to living in a

Mixed Breed
Hello, I rescued rabbits for many years and I have a few here that free range our garden but unfortunately one of my older females has turned on these two younger sisters and after months of trying t

Mixed Breed
Here I have blue Little boys 12 weeks old Super friendly Loves people and children Message if interested

Mixed Breed
Unfortunately looking to rehome our female rabbit. She is just over 1 years old and has always been an Indoor only rabbit. She loves attention and generally just being around people. She loves a

Mixed Breed
We have 2 bucks left looking for loving homes 1 female who has sadly been returned due to owners relocation, she does need handling again as I dont think they have interacted much with her. The buc

Mixed Breed
I am selling two beautiful blue-eyed white rabbits (mixed breed). They are 1 year old, friendly, calm and used to people. Both have lovely blue eyes and soft white fur. They were kept indoors, handle

Mixed Breed
Beautiful, friendly boy. Born 3rd July 2025 from an accidental litter. His mum is a well bred pure English and his dad is a well bred pure New Zealand white. Both parents (and sister) can be seen. Us

Mixed Breed
I am looking for homes for 7 bunnies... They are being sexed at the vets in two days time .. They have been handled every single day and are little cuties !! They are available to go to their fore
Yes, mixed-breed rabbits generally live longer than purebreds due to greater genetic diversity, which reduces the risk of inherited diseases. Purebreds often face breed-specific health issues that may shorten their lifespan, while mixed breeds benefit from a broader gene pool, making them typically healthier and more resilient when given proper care.