Woman restores our faith in humanity in rescuing abandoned bunny
Well, actually, there are a lot of people like this; kind souls who can’t walk by on the other side when they see a vulnerable animal in need. One TikTok user decided to video...
Tagged: rabbits
Almost all of Australia’s invasive rabbits come from one introduction by an Englishman
New research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that nearly all of Australia’s 200 million rabbits come from one group of foundation rabbits introduced into Australia in 1859 by...
Dozens of dog-sized rabbits bred for meat rescued from tiny cages
Flemish Giant Rabbits are often bred for their fur and meat. The RSPCA in the UK have rescued 47 giant rabbits from an illegal breeding farm. They were crammed into tiny, inappropriate cages. The...
Surge in rabbit adoptions, more so than for cats and dogs
News media has made it clear to their reading public that there has been a surge in dog adoption primarily, and also some cats, but I am told today in an article in The...
Guinness World Record biggest rabbit has been stolen
NEWS AND COMMENT: Darius, aged 11, is a Continental Giant rabbit and the current Guinness World Record holder as the world’s biggest bunny with a length of 4 feet and 3 inches and a...
Adopted bunnies often abandoned 6 weeks after Easter
This sign on the front door of a pet shop is self-explanatory. I don’t know where the shop is but it probably does not matter as the problem will be similar anywhere, I suspect....
“Abandoned” rabbit? Put the bunny right back where you found him!
If you see an “abandoned rabbit” you should leave him where he is because their mother will return at night.
Rabbit guardians should realise that they are caring for a social animal
In order for rabbit guardians to provide a high standard of care they should be aware that rabbits are social animals. People are not always aware of this judging by a report from the...
Rabbits living in solitary cages are extremely lonely
Rabbits living solitary lives are lonely and fifty percent of pet rabbits in the UK live alone.
