• Breed: Lionhead
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Male
• Age: 3 years 2 months

Apply online to adopt Mystic Derek

Mystic Derek is a neutered male lionhead cross rabbit, he was born in October 2021. Derek came to us as his owners split up and he had no where to stay. Derek did live as a house rabbit before coming to us, but could adapt to outdoor as well with the proper set up. Derek has been a dream since he has been with us and we can’t recommend him strongly enough! Derek is friendly, very outgoing and inquisitive. Derek is very clean in his living space and uses a toilet area so his space is always easy to clean. Derek would like some company and we are hoping to re-home him as a partner for an existing lone rabbit, ideally a neutered female, when bonding him adopters will need separate temporary accommodation for them till both rabbits can live together safely. Derek would be best as a house rabbit but this is not set in stone. He will be fine with adults and children but we always insist an adult is the primary carer for the rabbit. Mystic Derek is microchipped and fully vaccinated and our rabbits are also re-homed with 4 weeks free pet plan insurance cover. Applications are through the on line form and we will get back to you A.S.A.P. We are open Thu, Fri, Sat and Sunday to visitors 11am till 4pm or if you are interested in re-homing him you can also arrange to meet him outside these days by contacting us on farm@bleakholt.org

• Breed: Cross Breed
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Female
• Age: 0 year 6 months

Apply online to adopt Rebecca And Ruth

We believe Rebecca and Ruth are sisters, both born sometime in July 2024, and we are re-homing them as a pair. Ruth is on the left of the picture with the grey coat, Rebecca has the fawn/brown colouring. Both have short coats and both are small/medium sized rabbits. They came to us after they were found abandoned on the Pennine moors, they were part of a group of 10 rabbits found left in a small cage there. Both are fit and well, have gentle natures but are still a little timid of being handled. They get on well together, have been together since their arrival and both are clean in their living area. Both have been vaccinated but are a little young yet for neutering but adopters will receive vouchers for free neutering when the rabbits are a little older and bigger. These will need secure accommodation as they are still small and could be prey to cats or large birds. They may be best initially indoors over the winter then will be fine to move outdoors when the weather improves. These two would love a second chance in a loving home, ideally with an experienced owner who has time to spend with them. The more time spent with them at this age will help accustom them to human contact. These 2 would not be best suited to very young children as they are still jumpy when handled but older children would be fine. Both will also be microchipped before re-homing with free registration, adopters also receive 4 weeks free petplan insurance cover for both rabbits. Applications are through the on-line form and we will get back to you A.S.A.P. We are open Thu, Fri, Sat and Sunday to visitors 11am till 4pm or if you are interested in re-homing you can also arrange to meet them outside these days by contacting us on farm@bleakholt.org

• Breed: Cross Breed
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Female
• Age: 0 year 6 months

Apply online to adopt Chloe And Eve

We believe Chloe and Eve are sisters, both born sometime in July 2024, and we are re-homing them as a pair. Eve has the agouti coat and is on the left of the picture, Chloe has the grey colouring. Both have short coats and both are small/medium sized rabbits. They came to us after they were found abandoned on the Pennine moors, they were part of a group of 10 rabbits found left in a small cage there. Both are fit and well, have gentle natures but are still a little timid of being handled. They get on well together, have been together since their arrival and both are clean in their living area. Both have been vaccinated but are a little young yet for neutering but adopters will receive vouchers for free neutering when the rabbits are a little older and bigger. These will need secure accommodation as they are still small and could be prey to cats or large birds. They may be best initially indoors over the winter then will be fine to move outdoors when the weather improves. These two would love a second chance in a loving home, ideally with an experienced owner who has time to spend with them. The more time spent with them at this age will help accustom them to human contact. These 2 would not be best suited to very young children as they are still jumpy when handled but older children would be fine. Both will also be microchipped before re-homing with free registration, adopters also receive 4 weeks free petplan insurance cover for both rabbits. Applications are through the on-line form and we will get back to you A.S.A.P. We are open Thu, Fri, Sat and Sunday to visitors 11am till 4pm or if you are interested in re-homing you can also arrange to meet them outside these days by contacting us on farm@bleakholt.org

• Breed: Thuringer
• Crossbreed
• Sex: Female
• Age: 0 year 6 months

Apply online to adopt Rachel And Leah

We believe Rachel and Leah are sisters, both born sometime in July 2024, and we are re-homing them as a pair. Both have Thuringer markings. Leah is on the left with white feet, Rachel on the right. Both have short coats and both are small/medium sized rabbits. They came to us after they were found abandoned on the Pennine moors, they were part of a group of 10 rabbits found left in a small cage there. Both are fit and well, have gentle natures but are still a little timid of being handled. They get on well together, have been together since their arrival and both are clean in their living area. Both have been vaccinated but are a little young yet for neutering but adopters will receive vouchers for free neutering when the rabbits are a little older and bigger. These will need secure accommodation as they are still small and could be prey to cats or large birds. They may be best initially indoors over the winter then will be fine to move outdoors when the weather improves. These two would love a second chance in a loving home, ideally with an experienced owner who has time to spend with them. The more time spent with them at this age will help accustom them to human contact. These 2 would not be best suited to very young children as they are still jumpy when handled but older children would be fine. Both will also be microchipped before re-homing with free registration, adopters also receive 4 weeks free petplan insurance cover for both rabbits. Applications are through the on-line form and we will get back to you A.S.A.P. We are open Thu, Fri, Sat and Sunday to visitors 11am till 4pm or if you are interested in re-homing you can also arrange to meet them outside these days by contacting us on farm@bleakholt.org