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Pipkin Rabbit Rescue (Sunderland)
Sunderland, Tyne and Wear
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Welcome to Pipkin Rabbit Rescue, an independently run rabbit rescue in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. I started to take in rabbits in 2006. So many are abandoned by their original owners. Most of the rabbits I have taken in have been picked up as strays, a few have come in as their original owners could no longer look after them, but have been caring enough to secure their rabbits future.
When I first admit a rabbit to the rescue I take him/her to our vet for a check up and they receive whatever medical treatment they need - recently that has included dental work, treatment for bladder problems and treatment for a broken leg. When the rabbit is fit and well again (and has been neutered if male) they are then either rehomed or integrated into our "warren"! We have a large run that houses some of the bunnies who have needed extended medical treatment and will therefore stay with us. We do not put any healthy rabbits to sleep.
When I first admit a rabbit to the rescue I take him/her to our vet for a check up and they receive whatever medical treatment they need - recently that has included dental work, treatment for bladder problems and treatment for a broken leg. When the rabbit is fit and well again (and has been neutered if male) they are then either rehomed or integrated into our "warren"! We have a large run that houses some of the bunnies who have needed extended medical treatment and will therefore stay with us. We do not put any healthy rabbits to sleep.
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