Due to my health issues and upcoming surgery, I need to rehome my beloved bunnies. It brings me great sadness so I am looking for a home where they will be loved and cared for. They are and should remain, house rabbits. They are free to roam, which means they are not kept in a cage but can relax in any place in the house. Of course, I had to bunny-proof the flat and remove plants and wires from the floor to ensure a safe environment. I am looking for a new home where they will be the only pets ( i.e. no dog or cat residents) and where there are no young children. Please do your research before adopting rabbits so that you can provide them with an environment where they can thrive. Bunnies need to be kept in groups of at least two so please never adopt a single bunny.
They have been bonded together in June 2020. So they have been a couple for almost 4 years. They love each other very much and enjoy each other's company. Both of them have lovely personalities, they are both neutered and in good health.
Generally, rabbits don't like being picked up. Floki and Meghan love to play with humans on the floor when receiving treats. They are not scared of people and will jump on their lap to get a treat.
Overall, they are pretty chilled bunnies, they are not excessively destructive, and they do not chew on carpets or walls. They enjoy chewing on curtains and wires, though. They are most active in the early morning and evening and just chill and relax during the night and day. Because they are free to roam they are not noisy (i.e. don't bite the cage at night).
If you have any more questions please get in touch with me.
The adoption fee is £60 per rabbit, so £120 for both. I will give you their cage (100cm), nail cutter, brushes, and travel carrier for free.
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