Tucker

Name: Tucker

Age: Young

Sex: Male

Breed: Albino

Ref number: 88

Personality:
Young Tucker has not had the best start in life. He was very reserved when he first came in and would spend his days hiding away. Since settling into life at the centre, Tucker can often be seen lounging around in the sun. He enjoys nothing more than a stroke on the head. Tucker is now in search of a neutered female rabbit to bond with.

Behaviour:
Due to his nervous nature, Tucker will need a slow and patient approach from his new family. Once you gain his trust he is a very sweet boy who will be an excellent addition to the household. He will require at least one meeting where staff can discuss his requirements and the bonding process.

Housing:
•Rabbits must have a minimum living space that equates to at least 6 square metres and a minimum height of 1 metre, with 24-hour access at all times.
Outdoor Housing:
• All outdoor accommodation must be fully predator-proof. (Sheds/Aviaries)
• Wire mesh must be a minimum of 16-gauge thickness.
Sheds must have secure/opening windows to allow for natural light and ventilation.
Indoor Housing:
• Indoor rabbits must live in a rabbit-proofed environment.
• All electrical wires and cables must be fully protected or hidden.
• Any toxic or unsafe plants must be removed or kept completely out of reach.
• Flooring should be non-slip and comfortable, with safe areas for digging, hiding, and resting.

Children/pets:
Tucker can live around other pets, but to be kept separately. He could live with children of primary school age (5-11 years) and above, but young children must have adult supervision if interacting/handling the rabbits.

Vet history:
Tucker is neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. He has also had a full dental check and has no current medical issues.

Adoption fee:
The adoption fee is £55. If you would like to make an additional donation over and above the adoption fee, this would be hugely appreciated.

Additional information:

We reserve the right to remove a reserve at any stage of the adoption process if we believe it is in the best interest of the rabbits.

Adopters should consider that previous medical conditions will now not be covered by insurance. Adopters are responsible for the on-going medical costs once the animal has been adopted.

Due to the high number of applications we receive daily, regrettably we will only be able to contact the successful applicant.

Please note you have to be 18+ to apply for an animal

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