Dogs, cats & companions
Rabbits
Hay, vaccinations and proper housing for rescue rabbits — gifts from £8.
Reviewed — prices checked with partner shelters
How does my donation help rabbits?
Rabbits are among the most quickly bought and quietly given-up pets anywhere. £8 buys a month of fresh hay and greens, £15 vaccinates a rabbit against RHD, £20 upgrades a cramped hutch, and £25 funds the dental treatment rabbits commonly need.
Our partner rescues take in surrendered rabbits with dental disease from poor diets and hutches far too small. These gifts fix exactly those problems.
Help rabbits — choose a gift tag
Pick a tag and we'll transfer you to World Animal Rescue Network's secure donation page with this gift already selected. Or sponsor a rabbit monthly instead.
A month of unlimited feeding hay and fresh greens for one rescue rabbit.
£8Give this →Vaccinate against RHDAnnual vaccination against rabbit haemorrhagic disease and myxomatosis.
£15Give this →Upgrade a hutchHelps replace a cramped hutch with proper space to run, stand and dig.
£20Give this →Fund dental treatmentDental work for a rabbit with overgrown teeth from a poor previous diet.
£25Give this →Rabbit rescue questions
Why do rescue rabbits need dental treatment?
Rabbits’ teeth grow continuously and wear down only with a hay-based diet. Many arrive at rescues with painful overgrown teeth after years on the wrong food; £25 funds corrective dental work.
