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Brown and white rabbit Clover sitting among daisies
Rabbit · Lop cross 1 year

Clover

Litter-trained, hay-obsessed and gentle with small hands.

Age
1 year
Gender
Female
Size
Small-medium · 2.1 kg
Energy
Dawn and dusk zoomies
Good with
Children, calm dogs
Adoption fee
£55 — vaccines, neutering, care pack

Clover's story

Clover was bought for children who lost interest, then spent months alone in a hutch at the end of a garden. She arrived with overgrown nails and no idea that hands could mean treats.

Two months of floor time changed everything. She now runs to the pen door, binkies across the room and flops beside volunteers for nose rubs. She grooms visitors' sleeves and tooth-purrs when content.

Good to know

  • Litter-trained, very clean
  • Gentle with respectful children
  • Comes for herbs and nose rubs
  • Quiet, crepuscular routine

Daily care at a glance

  • Indoor pen or bunny-proofed room — hutches alone are not enough
  • Unlimited hay, daily greens, small pellet ration
  • Nail trims every 6–8 weeks; we show you how
  • Annual vaccines included in the first year

Ideal home

An indoor home with daily free-roam time. Could bond with a neutered male rabbit.

Three steps to adopt

  1. 1. Meet-and-greet. Come and spend time with Clover at the shelter — bring everyone who lives with you.
  2. 2. Home check. A short visit or video call to confirm space, setup and routine suit a Rabbit · Lop cross.
  3. 3. Homecoming. Sign, pay the fee, and take Clover home with food, records and a month of message support.
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Keep meeting the family

Seven more residents are waiting — dogs, cats, a rabbit, a parrot and pocket pets.