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There are a lot of unwanted rabbits sitting in rabbit rescues awaiting good homes. Please consider giving a forever home to a rescue rabbit if you possibly can. Not only do rabbit rescues receive a lot of pedigree rabbits into their care, they also have regular litters of babies when pregnant does or does with litters are given up for rehoming.
One great advantage of getting a rabbit from a rabbit rescue is that it is likely to be neutered, its health status will be known and you can often obtain bonded pairs.
Rabbit rescues often also do an excellent job of rehabilitating emotionally upset rabbits. A rabbit that has been dumped for being bad tempered will often improve after neutering, proper housing and handling, and scoialisation with people and another rabbit.
The best rabbit rescue site I know of is Rabbit Rehome which has a searchable Directory of rabbits looking for new homes and a list of Rabbit Rescue Centres.
You can also call the Rabbit Welfare Association helpline on 0870 046 5249 for details of a rescue near you.
Rabbit rescues take in rabbits that are in need of a home. Some rescues never re-home a rabbit once it comes into their care. Instead they accept donations from people or fund raise to support the rabbits in their care. Other rescues do rehome rabbits unless they have major health problems.