The Australian Animal Protection Society (Keysborough Animal Shelter)

Keysborough Animal Shelter

The AAPS is an animal shelter located at 10 Homeleigh Road, Keysborough, 3173, Victoria, Australia - ph (03)9798-8415 or (03)9798-8044 - fax (03)9769-0317

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3. Grey Rex female
Rabbits
If you are interested adopting a rabbit from the AAPS, please complete the rabbit wanted form. You may bring it in to the shelter or email it to Leigh at veganbunnygirl@yahoo.com.au , thank you. If you would like an email copy of a rabbit information sheet, email Leigh at veganbunnygirl@yahoo.com.au
This grey rex is so soft! She is a little timid, but does like a pat. Will make a great companion to a desexed boy.
4. Himalyan mini rex
This little guy is very friendly and likes a pat. He will make a fine partner for a nice desexed female.
9. Gert and Daisy
Gert and Daisy came in together, but they're being assessed right now to see if they need tocbe rehomed together. They're going to be desexed soon, so we're taking expressions of interest.
10. Dwarf hotot
This Dwarf hotot is a newly desexed adult male. He'll take a few weeks to settle Right now he's dominant, but this could change when his hormones settled. A mellow girl would be good for him though.
11. Girl Rabbit
This girl is a very pretty blue rabbit. She’s quite timid and skittish, but we think she’s lovely. A desexed female, she would make a great friend for a quiet desexed male bunny.
12. Netherland Dwarf Female Rabbit
She’s a two and a half year old Netherland dwarf x, and she’s very nice and loves a head pat.
13. Buffy
This is Buffy, a chocolate sable coloured dwarf rabbit. She’s about 2 years old. She’s quite sweet, but will need time to settle, and no children.
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A note about the food for the bunnies:
Anything donated needs to be fresh enough for humans to eat. If bunnies get spoilt or wilted veggies, they get very sick as their guts are very sensitive. No cabbage, cauliflower leaves, onions, potatoes, veggie peelings. They can eat endive, cos lettuce, bok choy, baby bok choy, rocket, basil, dill, coriander, dutch carrots (especially the tops), chicory, broccoli, radish tops, parsley, choy sum and treat foods like carrots, apples and other fruits like strawberries.
If you are interested adopting a rabbit from the AAPS, please complete the rabbit wanted form. You may bring it in to the shelter or email it to Leigh at veganbunnygirl@yahoo.com.au , thank you. Click here to read some useful rabbit information... Please note that we do "bunny dates" to match up the right bunnies to existing bunnies. Companions must be desexed (contact Leigh at veganbunnygirl@yahoo.com.au if you need a good bunny vet to go to) and a certificate of sterilsation presented at adoption. When enquiring about bunnies, please send a completed rabbit wanted form so that Leigh can try to match up the right bunnies to the right homes. If you would like an email copy of a rabbit information sheet, email Leigh at veganbunnygirl@yahoo.com.au