Updates On 3rd May 2014

20 BUNNIES QUICKLY SEEK FOSTER “PARENTS” & SPONSORS (UK)

Well, it’s raining bunnies at The Rabbit Residence Rescue in Royston Hertfordshire, United Kingdom. This English rescue center and retirement home for unadoptable bunnies is asking for help with an influx of rabbits who must leave a deeply neglectful situation by Tuesday. The back story is long and sordid, but the bunnies needs are quite simple really. They need to taste their first GOOD food in a very long time. They need veterinary care for their long neglected bodies. And they need the love and supervision of experienced rabbit caregivers.

TWO WAYS TO HELP: Fostering & Donating

1. Experienced Bunny “Parents” Needed QUICKLY:

Those in the UK who have had pet rabbits and would be willing to help with temporarily fostering one of these buns, PLEASE contact Caroline or Ann at The Rabbit Residence. Email rabbit_residence@hotmail.com

2. Donations for Veterinary Procedures:

The buns coming from this crisis situation need spay/neuter and some need dental procedures because they haven’t been given a proper diet to prevent their teeth from developing points. Paypal donations to rabbit_residence@hotmail.com

Poor Caroline at The Rabbit Residence is beside herself with worry. She has 200 rabbits already. We asked her to have faith that people will circle around to help. Unlike many rabbit rescuers, Caroline has never euthanized a healthy rabbit and her greatest fear is that she’ll have no choice. We assured her that there are people, good people, who will care enough to help. We have the best supporters in the world and we thank you for SHARING widely.

The Rabbit Residence’s Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/rabbitresidence

Source: https://www.facebook.com/GreatAnimalRescueChase/photos/a.135..

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