Sponsor Buns

If you are not in a position to adopt any of our animals perhaps you would like to support us by sponsoring one of our long term residents.

SPONSORSHIP - 16/05/2008

For an application form email us at StwPtr@aol.com (available by email as a word document or by post). The cost is just £36 for one year's sponsorship (or £3 per month). This helps to provide hay and straw, fresh and dried food, the cost of spaying/neutering and other ongoing veterinary costs. You will receive a certificate and history as well as getting quarterly news letters. See below for the Residents available for sponsor (or why not sponsor an individual hutch to see who passes through Bobtails on the way to their new home):

Gertie - 16/05/2008

Gertie is an elderly lady guinea pig. Because of her age and ongoing health problems she will not be rehomed but is living in long term foster care.

Kim & Karly - 11/05/2008

These two bunnies have had a horrible start to life - being dumped before Bobtails saved them. Since being with us, they have made amazing progress. Kim has developed Arthritis in her back legs so they will now stay as Bobtails bunnies.

Rachel - 19/04/2008

Born on 1/2/08 - this little lady has badly disabled back legs.

Denver - 19/04/2008

Denver, another Bobtails foster bunny on continuous medication.

Minnie & Cassius - 01/04/2008

Both Minnie & Cassius have very bad teeth problems that need regular attention by our vet.

Rabbits - Iris and Bernard - 01/10/2006

Iris were born at Bobtails after her Mum was abandoned. She has eye and heart problems and slight deformed legs but is very playful and affectionate. She originally lived with her brother Jaja who sadly died in May 2007. Iris now lives with Bernard who has teeth and liver problems.

Rabbits - Duncan and Family - 01/10/2006

Duncan, his Mum and seven siblings had been living together as one colony for three years before they came to Bobtails. Sadly, Mum Stella and one of her babies have since died. They are a wonderful bonded group and will therefore not be split up.