31 August 2022
South Australia
Hello!
This is the third post where I share with you Rabbits living in my local area that Need Humans. These are all domestic companion bunnies that require caring homes provided by responsible people
Currently there's 21 little ones up for adoption
That's a good hand!
We need you!
These individuals were seen on the RSPCA adoption page for South Australia
An archived version of this page can be found over here
Some of these bunnies are staying in private foster homes or pet stores around Adelaide
However, most of them can be found at the Lonsdale RSPCA Shelter
25 Meyer Road
Lonsdale
South Australia
Opening Hours
10am – 4pm: Mondays – Fridays
10am – 3pm: Weekends
Contact
1300 4 777 22
We have white rabbits galore this month! So many happy, hoppy, fluffy little clouds. What ever will we do with them all? Have them adopted into loving homes of course! Along with the rest of their multivariate-toned friends!
Let's run through these snow bunnies to get started...
We've got:
Arthur
Lily & Bonnie
Anna & Elsa
Poppy & Daisy
Casper & Yuki
Thor & Steph
And finally, a couple of superstars...
Jane Russell & Marilyn Monroe
Close in appearance though they may be, each rabbit is without question an individual unto themselves, with a unique personality waiting to share and shine through.
All of them are pair-bonded to one another, except for King Arthur at the very top, who I surmise is waiting to meet his one and only Guinevere
So, maybe it's your turn to follow a white rabbit to a whole new adventure? Like Alice, or even Neo, the experience of adopting bunnies into your home and family is as lifechanging and enchanting as any fictional adventure. Even more so I would say, because it's actually real.
Find out more about each bunny by following the links below:
Arthur
Lily
Bonnie
Anna
Elsa
Thor
Steph
Casper
Yuki
Daisy
Poppy
Jane Russell
Marilyn Monroe
Moving on now to furry friends of the multicoloured variety
This big fella is Bruce, and he'd love to meet you. Bruce is not a fan of small enclosures, preferring wide open spaces where he can run, jump and play to his hearts content. Somewhere that he can freely express his big personality would suit perfectly
More about Bruce
This is Blake, a short-eared sweetheart with a shimmering coat. Just look at his fur in the light. How unique! How special! Blake is somewhat shy and timid at first and requires a quiet and safe place to build trust. But once that happens, look out! Playful and happy is how he rolls. Like his transcendentally poetic namesake, Blake is one to change hearts and minds for the benefit of all
More on Blake
Pictured above we have Flopsy and Furgus. Now I'm not sure who is who in this photograph, but if I were to take a guess I'd say Flopsy is the lop-eared bun while Furgus has the shorter ears. I could be wrong. In either case, this pair of jet-black sweethearts are in need of a loving family
Penelope & Simone are here to brighten your day. What else can I say? They're cute. They're fluffy. They've got big ears. They're BUNNIES! Fawny coloured with darker ears and faces, they're a sweet pair of dames looking for a long term home.
More on Penelope
More on Simone
Lastly, but definitely not leastly, we have the uniquely named Master Ping and Sai So.
From what I can gather, these two strapping lads are named after characters from the Kung Fu Panda movie franchise
A rabbit that's truly comfortable and happy will occasionally run around and jump up in the air, wiggling and spinning their little limbs and tail in all directions, apparently as an expression of joy. These adorable aerobatic manoeuvres have come to be known as "binkies"
Seriously, it's worth looking up if you haven't seen this before. Bunny binkies, do it now. I'll wait.
I have witnessed this behaviour first-hand with some of my own rabbits and honestly, a comparison to martial arts moves is understandable. I wonder if the person that named these two had this in mind? A happy rabbit showing off, throwing binkies up and down a room, is quite a lot like a Kung Fu master demonstrating an impressive flying kick — if that person was actually a rabbit instead.
More on Master Ping
More on Sai So
And with that image of breakdancing, fly-kicking, parkour-performing bunnies in mind, the time of departure is upon us. All of these bunnies are desexed, microchipped, vaccinated and have been treated for parasite protection...
and they're waiting for you!
Perhaps today you're able to rescue a rabbit or two?
Take care out there