Pledge a Pound

Antigone wrote:I'm sorry I didn't see this earlier. I've pm'd you.

Your t shirt is all packed up and ready to post. It will go out in the post on Thursday as I am working long days Monday - Wednesday. Should arrive with you on Friday. Saturday at the very latest.

It is really difficutl and all rescues are in the same boat, can you get a few people to work as fund raisers for you. Maybe offer to visit small groups scouts, brownies, womens clubs / institutes and schools and give a talk about rescue and then see if you can do a cake sale to raise some funds.

Foofy wrote:Oh dear sorry to hear the bonding failed hope the single bunny gets a friend soon.

There may be a plan for the single bunny, now need to wait and see what happens at the weekend.

We have abandoned the bonding, due to the persistence of the female rex nipping poor Minnie. We are leaving them as a pair and a single and their owner will be looking to work out who now to bond Minnie with.

Things are not progressing in the way I would like, Rexyface is still being persistent with trying to nip, if things do not settle very shortly I am going to abandon and suggest we find Minnie another partner.

So far lots of chasing, we have one bunny trying to pretend that they are not there, Chester trying to hump anything that moves and Rexyface trying her hardest to nip .... it is going to be a long day

I haven't done one of these threads for a while, so thought it was time I did. I am attempting to bond for someone I know 3 rabbits, a male / female pair and a single female. Whislt I would love to think that this will be straight forawrd I know that it won't be as 2 previous attempts have failed an...

Just realised that I had not posted on this.

Twickenham Vetinary Surgury, Hampton Roadm Twickenham

I know The Rabbit Crossing would suggest Jill from Windlesham Vets in Windlesham,

What lovely people you are to do this. Thank you from all the rabbits in the uk you are helping

As of last night 1, who will be getting a friend as soon as I can find him a suitable friend.