Hello there, thanks for coming to our web site. Allow me to introduce myself, my name is "Parsley", or to give you my full title "Sir Parsley Button", that sounds really grand doesn't it. I am here to give you a little insight into Bobtails. The reason that its me doing this is because they keep saying it's all my fault that they started this rescue and re-homing thing. >> about Bobtails

Meet the residents! Some of us cannot be re-homed for whatever reason, you know, homicidal bunnies that go for the throat or ankles, (those of you that remember Monty Python will understand) or those of us that have special needs, like regular teeth trimming and eye problems, well, they let us live out our natural lives with them.

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Meet the guests, those passing through on the way to finding new, loving mums and dads. Here you can read about us bunny's looking for a new place to call home.

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Latest News - BOBTAILS TAKE IN DOMESTICATED BABY RABBITS FOUND WANDERING IN UNIVERSITY ( 25/07/2010)
We received a call from a local vet who needed to find a rescue to take two baby bunnies found wandering on a university campus. The member of staff who spotted them managed to catch the two babies, who we have called Teasel and Mallow, but couldn’t catch the mum despite her very best efforts. Teasel and Mallow, who we estimate to be 3 weeks old, are beginning to nibble on dried food but still rely on the syringe feeds we are giving them. People seem to think that setting unwanted bunnies free is kind – it is not. These domesticated pets have nowhere to go and are just a free meal for the fox. Please don’t do it! Instead, do the decent thing for the pet you are responsible for and contact your local rescue.

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