Wednesday 26 September 2012
15 rabbits abandoned at Wood Green
Wood Green, The Animals Charity is currently caring for 15 rabbits left abandoned in a car park.
The rabbits were left in the Charity’s Godmanchester Centre car park in the early hours of Saturday morning.
It is believed they are a mum, dad and two litters between the ages of eight weeks and five months.
The rabbits have all been examined by a vet and are being cared for by the small animal team. They will be available for rehoming once they have been neutered and vaccinated.
Head of Small Animals, Marie Channer said: “This is a situation many pet owners are finding themselves in because their animals have not been neutered. There are numerous advantages to neutering your rabbit, the obvious being that it prevents unwanted pregnancy. We would like to urge everyone to get their small animals neutered.”
Wood Green currently has 33 rabbits looking for new homes and many more waiting to come into the centre.
If you would like further information and support about neutering your rabbit, please call 0844 248 8181.
1 Comment
i wouled love one especially the one on the right hand side on the top picture looks like megan that is currently at wood green proberly it is megan sadly i cant have a rabbit because arouned next christmas time were getting a dog cant wait were getting a jack russle maybe thair will be a jack russle next year waiting for us at wood green there is loads of dogs i wouled love to have at the moment wich are currently in the care of wood green i like lewis the mongrel tom the staffie annie the lurcher bono the staffie gizmo the staffie missy the staffy and zuzu the siberian huskey she is gorgeouse she got taken to wood green twice now the first time she got rehomed and some months later she come back i really wanted zuzu from the first time i saw her if shees there next year this time maybe we couled get her i very much doubt she will though unless she comes back again then maybe just maybe it wouled be fate if you had not of guessed alredy i go on wood green everyday to se wich animals have come in
i have founed a lot of the dogs that are at wood green are staffies
i went to wood green on a school trip we fed the rabbits and ginue pigs looked at the kitterns and cats made a cat toy made a dog food toy thing looked in the rodents room made a toy for them went to the gift shop then had a workshop on this dog called dan i think he was a labrador collie cross he was black he was part of a litter that was at wood green he was the last one left when he got rehomed his owner works at wood green she adopted him he was very obident very clever very loving the person who now owns him takes a lot of care over him
i think wood green is a brillient shelter they rehome every animal no matter how long it takes i only have on problem though they are to pickey when they go to see if the family is right for them it doesent matter that much as long as the animal is going to get a fresh start and the love it needs and deserves i know a person who was going to adopt a dog from here they got on well with the dog the house was right for the dog but they couled not have it because they lived near a main road but they had a dog already and that was ok living were id did and does so they got one from a puppy instead from a breeder so they couled of given the dog a home but they said no because it wouled of lived near a main road
also it wasnt a main road anyway there were cars going up and down it yes but not all the time there was no one really going down it