Marci was being sold online, listed as a “special” rabbit. She was dropped on concrete by her owner which had fractured her shoulder and elbow. Unfortunately her owner did not seek treatment and left Marci in pain.

By the time she came to the rescue, her injuries had already began to heal and the bones fused back together incorrectly. As a result of this, Marci does have mobility problems and looks a little funny when she hops, however she doesn’t let that slow her down!

Jack came to the rescue with severe dental disease. His incisors were protruding and growing into his gums. During surgery, his heart stopped twice, requiring CPR. Thankfully, he survived, but not without complications. He developed pneumonia, which has left lasting effects, and he also suffers from a twisted cecum, causing severe gastrointestinal flare-ups. In addition, Jack has spinal damage and old fractures in his front paws from injuries sustained with his previous owner. Jack now requires a minimum of 2 vet visits a month.

After malpractice at the vets, Jack‘s leg was sadly broken and required immediate surgery to amputate. He now lives as a tripod!

Carson arrived at the rescue in a heartbreaking condition, suffering from severe dental disease that required the full removal of his incisors. He was dangerously underweight at just 600g.

Since coming into the rescue, Carson has undergone multiple surgeries and treatments. He was diagnosed with Idiopathic Sebaceous Adenitis, a rare and progressive inflammatory disease. It causes the immune system to attack the sebaceous glands in the skin, leading to their destruction and resulting in hair loss and other complications.

Binx arrived at the rescue with his mum and four sisters after being rescued from filthy, cramped living conditions. They were all terrified, and sadly, one of his sisters passed away shortly after from a heart attack due to the stress.

Binx later developed E. Cuniculi, a condition that left him with a slight head tilt and caused him to lose his vision. Despite everything he’s been through, Binx continues to show incredible resilience.

Jax’s was dropped as a baby, leaving him with a broken hip and no veterinary care. At 4 months old his hind leg was amputated. Sadly a couple of years later, Jax developed a large abscess on his remaining hind leg which completely disabled his mobility. Months of rehabilitation finally got him up and about again! As he is ageing, Jax’ spine is curving significantly which causes him some discomfort and pain at times. This is managed by regular vet trips and medication. 

Marley was rescued after serious welfare concerns were raised at the property she came from. Heartbreakingly, other animals there had been culled and discarded, but thankfully Marley was saved. She suffers from chronic respiratory issues, which cause frequent flare-ups and have previously led to severe complications, including abscesses growing behind her eye that required surgery and she nearly lost her eye due to this. Despite everything, Marley remains a gentle and resilient girl who continues to fight through her health challenges.

Alice was advertised online as being “in the way.” When she arrived, she was malnourished, suffering with ear mites, and had severe dental issues, with teeth protruding from her mouth. During surgery to remove them, her heart stopped due to a reaction to the anaesthetic. Although the procedure was eventually completed, further testing revealed she has congenital heart disease. Despite her difficult start and ongoing health challenges, she remains causing chaos at the rescue.

Lorelei was left in a room with no food or water. She presented with a headtilt and required investigations in order to diagnose. She was treated for E.Cuniculi and has been left with a permanent tilt.

Whilst being spayed, attached to her uterus was a cancerous tumour. Thankful at present nothing has spread but sadly this cannot be ruled out completely for the future.