All of our rabbits are neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped and flea treated. Our animals are moving in and out of our care on a daily basis, as such the featured animals on these pages do not necessarily represent the full extent of animals in our care and sometimes we are unable to post some of our animals online.

Please note that we do not house or rehome rabbits and guinea pigs together.

Please press the link below to learn about rabbit care, including minimum size recommendations, enrichment and more

Rabbit Care Information

Casanova

1 year / Male / False Netherland Dwarf /1.42 kg

Casanova is searching for a bunny love match.

He came into our care with another male bunny but they didn't always see eye to eye and had started to fight. Therefore they are now being homed separately and each will be looking for a leading lady bun to share their lives with.

Casanova is a False Netherland Dwarf, aged one year and he has been neutered already.

He previously lived as an indoor rabbit and was free roaming, so a similar set up in his new home would be the ideal option. He is also litter trained.

Personality-wise, he has bags of it!! Casanova has already shown himself to be every bit as adventurous as his famous namesake, instantly starting to explore his new surroundings when he arrived at the Centre. Casanova is quite independent and on his own agenda! He is happy to be stroked but does mainly enjoy charging around all over the place.

He isn't too worried about toys although he has recently started to play with his treat ball and he only really enjoys eating hay-strangely for a bunny, he turns his nose up at greens!

He is full of fun and very entertaining-he may be small but his character is most definitely larger than life! So if you have a lady bun who is looking for her perfect match, then please get in touch!

Valentino

1 year/ Male / False Netherland Dwarf / 1.46 kg

Valentino came into our care with another male bunny but they didn't always see eye to eye and had started to fight.

Therefore they are now being homed separately and each will be looking for a leading lady bun to share their lives with.

Valentino is a False Netherland Dwarf, aged one year and he has been neutered already.

He previously lived as an indoor rabbit and was free roaming, so a similar set up in his new home would be the ideal option. He is also litter trained.

Personality-wise, he has bags of it!! Immediately after entering our care, Valentino was zooming around his pen and binkying. He is real "people rabbit" who likes to climb on your lap and even onto your shoulder, parrot style!

He is full of fun and very entertaining-he may be small but his character is most definitely larger than life! So if you have a lady bun who is looking for her forever Valentine, then please get in touch! And if she can encourage him to eat his greens, then even better-this boy is all about the hay but we all need a bit of colour in our diets!

Jar Jar Binky

2 years / Female / Domestic

Jar Jar Binky came into our care with another bunny, Jabba the Fluff - unfortunately they weren't getting along, so we have taken the decision to rehome them separately.

Jar Jar, who is 2 years old, is an independent lady bun; she is smart, free-spirited and knows what she wants! She is friendly and very at ease with human company but, at the same time, she is slightly aloof - this girl prefers a puzzle feeder, a chew toy or throwing her ball around to human contact... she is simply a girl who wants to have fun!

Jar Jar is an active, intelligent and inquisitive rabbit and she would be well suited to an outdoor home. She will definitely need a boy bunny to share her life with, so if you have a male rabbit who is seeking his perfect match and Jar Jar sounds like his type, then please get in touch.

Please also refer to our guidelines for rabbit accommodation minimum size requirements www.rspca-worcester.org/animals-for-adoption/rabbit-care-information .

Ronan

2 - 5 years / Male / Dwarf Lop / 2.4kg

Ronan is every bit as characterful as his appearance suggests (if those quirky one up, one down ears don't bring a smile to your face, then we don't know what will!).

He is a loveable rogue who is very cheeky, confident and friendly, with attitude by the bucketload! This is a bunny who is always on the go, so he'll need lots of space to run. However we feel he would be best as a "house rabbit" as he really is like a little dog in many of his behaviours. He loves human company and would love to be able to follow his human around the house and we think he would most likely enjoy a lap to sit on while he watches TV with you! He is so dog-like we've even taught him to sit for a treat!

Ronan is also a keen climber - not only does he enjoy climbing up your legs but his party trick, if you crouch down in his presence, is climbing onto your back to sit on your shoulder like a parrot!

He enjoys being stroked and is extremely confident.

Ronan was found as an unneutered stray-he has now been neutered so those hormones are slowly starting to calm down. Because we have no history on him we can only give an estimate of his age, which we believe to be somewhere between 2 and 5 years-probably the younger end of this range.

If you think you could offer Ronan a suitable indoor home and have a lady bunny to keep him company then please complete our Perfect Match form.

Benedict Cumberbunny

1 year / Male / Dwarf Lop / 1.9kg

Benedict Cumberbunny came into our care with another male rabbit but they weren't getting along so they are up for rehoming separately.

Benedict is around a year old and we're sure you'll agree that he is a very handsome young bun! Not only does he have the looks but this boy has the personality too as he absolutely loves human company and is ALL about the head rubs... whereas most bunnies accept/tolerate stroking at best, Benedict adores it!

He is a calm and content boy and has impeccable manners as he is very clean and tidy in his pen.. though he does have a penchant for chewing up his favourite wicker ball toys (his last one lasted a day!).

Benedict is looking for a home where he has a lady bunny for company with lots of space for him to run around (please refer to our minimum rabbit accommodation size requirements which can be found here: /rabbit-care-information/minimum-size-requirements

He will also need a home where his human will keep up to date with regular mite-prevention spot-on treatments for him as, when he came into our care he was suffering from an infestation, which he appeared to have an allergic reaction to.

Our staff can answer any further queries you may have and to apply to adopt Benedict please complete a Perfect Match form which can be found at the top of this page.

David Hasselhop

1 year / Male / Lop Cross / 2.37kg

Meet David Hasselhop, named after suggestions phoned in by BBC Hereford & Worcester listeners!

David (or "The Hop" as we affectionately know him) is a very, very active boy although we're thinking (hoping!) he may calm down a little once his hormones do! He came into our care with another male, unneutered bunny but they were fighting so they've now been separated and of course neutered!

David loves to run around and is something of an escape artist, so potential owners would need to be aware of this! He loves his platforms so the more things he has to jump and stand on the better and he also gets through a cardboard box every few days, he loves them!

This boy has bags of character and likes to climb all over everyone.

David will definitely need the company of a lady bun but she will most certainly have to be able to cope with his energetic ways!

He is approximately a year old and will make an incredibly entertaining addition to any bunny family but he will need lots of space and enrichment opportunities. Please refer to the Rabbit Care Information section of our website for more about this and our minimum size requirements for rabbit housing.

To apply to adopt "The Hop" please complete our Perfect Match form which can be found at the top of this page and email it to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org

Mick Digger and Beyonc-hay

1-2 years / Male / Female / Crossbreed / 2kg / 2.1kg

Mick Digger and Beyonc-hay were found abandoned together in a field. It's hard to imagine someone giving up on a pair of little superstars like these two, but sadly their story is becoming all too common as we see a sharp increase in the number of stray and abandoned bunnies.

Thankfully they were rescued and as they both needed to be neutered, we have temporarily separated them but hope to re-bond them in the next couple of weeks with a view to them being homed as a pair.

Both buns are estimated to be 1-2 years old and they are both crossbreeds.

Mick (white with black spots) is a very confident rabbit who will accept you stroking him but he mainly loves to run around, circling you in excitement when you walk into his pen!

Beyonc-hay (blue and white) is calmer, likes to be stroked though can be a bit sassy when she doesn't get her way! Both are very friendly rabbits and they will make wonderful pets.

To apply to give them their forever home together please complete a Perfect Match form which should be emailed to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk

Please also refer to our minimum size requirements for rabbit housing - this and further information about keeping rabbits as pets can also be found here.

Obun Wan-Kenobi

1 year / Male / Lop

Another Star Wars themed name - Obun Wan Kenobi, so-named because he came into our care on Star Wars Day, May 4th!

Obun is a cheeky, active young rabbit, we estimate that he is less than a year old and unfortunately he hasn't had the best of starts in life so he is now looking for his paw-fect fur-ever home where he has lots of space to run around and a lady bun to keep him on the straight and narrow!

He really is a live wire and a character, and he loves to get into mischief so is always trying to escape from his pen to see what "adventures" he can enjoy!

He is friendly and confident and he will make a very entertaining family member.

Obun does have to have a dental but this will be taken care of before he leaves our care, so we are now taking applications to adopt him.

Please refer to our Rabbit Care Information Page for our minimum rabbit housing size requirements (and please be advised that Obun will need as much space as possible due to his energetic and fun-loving character!) and you can find our Perfect Match form at the top of this page. This should be emailed to animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk

RABBITS FOR ADOPTION

Visit the National RSPCA Website on the Care of Rabbits

Please call 01905 821272 (Option 2) if you think you can provide a loving home for one of our rabbits.