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Reef came into us earlier this month with a large group of other rabbits. She was found to be living in unsuitable conditions. Little Reef is a young, shy female. She has gained confidence since arrival and will now approach us to see if we have a tasty treat. We feel she will continue to blossom in her forever home. She is seeking a neutered male rabbit to bond with who can show her just what being a rabbit is all about and provide her with companionship.
She could live indoors or outdoors in large, spacious accomodation but is still learning how to use a litter tray. However due to her young age If she was to live outdoors she would need indoor accommodation from autumn and over the winter until the weather warms up again in spring.
Rabbits are active, inquisitive animals and need lots of space to perform all their natural behaviours such as running, jumping, digging, playing and exploring. It is recommended that a pair of medium-sized rabbits should be housed in an area measuring at least 3m x 2m x 1m (L x W x H) which incorporates an integral shelter measuring at least 1m x 2m x 0.75m (L x W x H) and a large space for them to exercise. Rabbits should have permanent access to all areas of their housing to allow them to perform the behaviours they want to, when they want to PLEASE NOTE - Our centre is appointment only. We receive a large number of applications for each animal, if you have not heard within 7 days of submitting your application form you have been unsuccessful on this occasion, please keep a check on the website as this is updated daily.

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