7 rabbits at Isle of Wight RSPCA Godshill looking for homes

We've found some cute little cotton tails you’re going to find it hard to resist if you have been looking for a rabbit.

These rabbits, currently being cared for at the Isle of Wight RSPCA, are looking for forever homes.

If you are unable to adopt an animal from them right now, you could consider making a donation instead.

But, if you are looking to add a long-eared, fluffy friend into your home, perhaps one of these could make the perfect match.

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Laurel

Breed: Lion head

Colour: Harlequin

Age: Approximately 1 year

Laurel is a very sweet hearted boy with a very extremely cheeky personality - he has no worries about tripping you up and causing a bit of chaos!

He enjoys having lots of space to run around and enjoys digging in his box of hay. Once he hears those vegetables being chopped up, he'll be ready and waiting.

Laurel had to be separated from his brother due to fighting, but just like his brother, he is extremely flirty with the ladies. The centre staff feel his perfect match would be a spayed female bunny with a similar personality.

He would be happy living indoors or outdoors, providing his has a spacious home.

Before being adopted, Laurel will be neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated.

To find out how to adopt Laurel, visit the RSPCA website.

Hardy

Breed: Lion head

Colour: Harlequin

Age: Approximately 1 year

Hardy is a confident young chap with a lot of energy. He loves running riot, jumping onto high platforms and keeping himself busy with a good cardboard box filled with Hay.

He had to be separated from his brother due to fighting, but the staff have found him to be extremely flirty with the lady bunnies next door. For this reason he is seeking a home with a spayed female rabbit who would be a perfect match for Hardy and his cheeky antics!

Hardy would be fine living outdoors or indoors providing he has a lot of space. He will be neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated before going to his new home.

To find out how to adopt Hardy, visit the RSPCA website.

Mollie, Maggie and Melody

Breed: Crossbreed

Colour: Agouti

Age: Approximately 2 years

These young ladies are Dwarf crossed with Wild. Due to their breed they are very timid and independent rabbit's and they like to do things on their own terms.

They are looking for a family who is willing to give them time to settle and doesn't mind that they're not 'cuddly' rabbits.

Mollie, Maggie and Melody were in a foster home for a couple of months, and it took them a few weeks to settle before starting to show their sweet, individual personalities.

Their fosterer said they need lots of space, as they enjoy speeding around, high platforms to jump on to and plenty of hidey holes. They also can't say no to some parsley and coriander!

The girls will require a walk-in shed/avairy type set up due to their specific needs and are looking for a home with no other rabbits as the trio would rather stay as a tight knit group.

They are all spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.

To find out how to adopt Mollie, Maggie and Melody, visit the RSPCA website.

Stripe and Nibbler

Breed: Angora x Cashmere Lops

Colour: Black/Grey/White and Albino

Age: 7 months

Stripe and Nibbler arrived at the centre with a few of their brothers and sisters but due to their strong bond, they are looking for a home together.

The pair are considered 'high maintenance' bunnies due to their coat needing regular grooming but are well behaved and with a few treats in place, brushing is easy!

They're not fussy about food and will eat anything you give them – even your shoe laces and when staff arrive in the morning Stripe and Nibbler are always excited to see them!

Due to their confident personalities and daily play, they are sometimes mistaken for small dogs.

Ideally they will be rehomed as indoor bunnies as it would suit them a lot more with their high maintenance ways and their love of attention.

To find out how to adopt Stripe and Nibbler, visit the RSPCA website.