Rescue & Rehoming Request

Your Rehoming Needs

Previously Adopted?

As part of our adoption agreement we ask adopters to return rabbits to us if circumstances change such as they can no longer provide the levels of care required.

As such, we will prioritise any rabbits previously adopted from Beloved Rabbits (or Fairly Beloved Rabbit Care) as part of our ongoing duty of care for all rabbits that have been within our care.

Reason For Rehoming

To help prioritise the many requests received, we ask you to provide as honest an account of your circumstances as possible so we can balance the welfare needs of the rabbits with the spaces we have available within the rescue.

If you have any other / additional pets not included within this request please provide full details. Note, if you have other rabbits we would particularly like to know the reason why you will be keeping rabbits after rehoming those included within this request.

Vaccination Status

To help Beloved Rabbits protect against Myxomatosis and RHD risks, we ensure all rabbits are fully vaccinated.

To help us understand whether we require to vaccinate the rabbits on arrival, or if they are already protected, please indicate here the vaccination status of your rabbits.

Prior to surrendering your rabbits, you will be asked to provide evidence of vaccinations if these have already been administered whilst the rabbits are within your care.

Rabbits must be vaccinated using Myxo-RHD & Filavac, Myxo-RHD & Eravac or Myxo-RHD PLUS, and the vaccine must have been administered more than 3 weeks ago and less than 12 months ago.

If your rabbits are not vaccinated, we can arrange to do this for you at the time of surrendering them to the rescue, without charge. However, dependent on vaccine stock availability, we may need to postpone or cancel the entry of rabbits into the rescue if we do not have vaccine stock available to administer vaccine for rabbits upon arrival.

See belovedrabbits.org/rhd/ for more details.

Neuter Status

Giving us an indication of neuter status helps us to understand and plan any activities we may need to undertake upon your rabbit(s) entering our network.

It is important that you give us an accurate answer, and we may ask for vet history for our records.

Neutering may also be referred to as castrated (male), spayed (female), sterilised, “snipped” or fixing.

The neuter status of your rabbit(s) will not affect how quickly they are accepted into the rescue’s network, os please be as honest as possible.

Your Rabbits Environment

Understanding your rabbits current living circumstances will help us in understanding your rehoming needs and prioritising available space based on the rabbit welfare needs of all requests.

You can also supplement the description of your rabbits environment by uploading photos to support your rehoming request.

Please select the statements below that apply (you may select more than one):