Daisies Animal Sanctuary

Well,  I must say I do really miss Nancy, she was a very cute character to have around and she has blessed us with some of the cutest babies ever.  She was abandoned in a garden with her friend who was also dad,  now both have successfully been rehomed.

Look at Nancy now with her new boyfriend and very special home.

This weekend Missy went to her first home ever!   She came via 'Pets At Home' adoption centre who got her from a really horrible breeder that had exhausted her after 3 unsuccessfull litters.  She was homed once to a couple as company for their rabbit but came back a day or two later as he was becoming quite allergic.

She has now found one of the nicest homes I have seen yet,   out in the country,  with a huge garden with lots of grass and wild flowers,  and a new lovely boyfriend.   These pictures prove just how quickly she has settled in!

 I received a call from an elderly couple in some distress  - they were looking for a rescue to take their little silver fox rabbit that had become very aggressive since their grandaughter had become allergic to it.   Willow was very scared and small, and she did grumble and lunge at me for the first few days but it didn' t take her long before she realised she quite enjoyed a cuddle.

Willow is now very happy in her new home. She has a posh new house all of her own, until a boyfriend is found!  She's got limitless grass and once she settles,  free run of the whole garden!  Apparently she loves her new tunnel, but doesnt use it to run through, she pulls it around. I'm so glad Willow has found such a special loving home.

Olivia and Willow

 Leo came from the same horrid breeders as Missy but has now found a very special home at North School in Ashford,  he is destined to make a star appearance at the Kent Show, where some students will be exhibiting him!

Good Luck Leo and thanks Amber for giving him such a lovely home!

Not many people knew Reggie,  he came with Tiggy,  a Mini Lop,  and they  were both very cute bunnies.   Reggie was homed rather quickly and has settled in very well.   Apparently he likes to try to visit next door's garden, but keeps  being put back!

 Daisy and Adam with Reggie

This cheeky pair are two bucks from Nancy's litter, they were the smallest of the 6.  

Apparently Rufus is lively and funny and Jasper loves his cuddles.

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Well where do I start?   Poppy and Fluffy are twins from a litter that was with me in about September.   Mum was dropped off heavily pregnant and had been at a really silly breeders, who didn't understand her needs at all.   She had 5 lovely kits and they all found homes with friends of mine.  Poppy and Fluffy were the only set of twins and as they stuck together like glue  I felt it was  only right not to split them up.   They both went to Maggie, a friend of mine who often helps out along with the rest of her enthusiastic family.

Then I had to drop a few off at Maggie's for the weekend as I had to move some hutches and they fell in love with Blue.   Blue had been split from Cleo recently because Cleo was being quite aggressive towards her.   Blue settled in wonderfully  with Poppy and Fluffy and the girls are now inseperable.  Then Maggie decided she was able to take another,  so we decided to give Cleo a go at bonding back with Blue as she had gained some confidence.   She' s doing great!   Cleo only has to spend short times in the runs still, but is allowed to meet the others every day.

Left: fluffy

below left: cleo

below right: poppy.

Fingers crossed they stick together forever.