Fat Fluffs

Sponsor a Bun

Not all the rabbits that come into Fat Fluffs are well enough physically or emotionally to be rehomed and they stay with us for the rest of their lives. More often than not they stay because they have health issues and these can incur very high vet costs ....

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This is Charlie Too; he came in to Fat Fluffs as he had continuing health problems which his mum couldn't get on top of and his vet bills were mounting up. CT has severe pasturella and whilst we haven't as yet been able to find a solution to his sneezes we are managing it and he is a happy little boy. He has regular medication, morning and night, which he is very good about taking.

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Laurel is a really friendly girl and came to us with her late husbun Hardy. She came in with a severe abscess over her left eye and initially it was feared she would lose the eye. But Rebecca managed to operate and remove the abscess without Laurel suffering this loss. We will keep a close eye on it and see how she progresses. Laurel also unfortunately suffers with severe dental issues and again needs regular appointments to get these seen to and as long as they are looked after she eats well and is a very outgoing and happy little girl. She has found new love since the loss of Hardy with Beckham our third long term bun.

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Beckham was left behind in a shed with his two wives and a litter of kits just days old. We know very little about him except that he is a very friendly lad who loves his new wifey bun Laurel to bits. When he was found he had no hay and they were being fed on very poor rabbit mix and, we believe, that it is because of this that Beckham suffers the tooth problems he does. He has ongoing and regular dental treatment and we continue to monitor his progress and treat any other issues that come up.

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Arnold came to us with very overgrown front teeth and the vet advised we remove them which we agreed was the best choice for him. Unfortunately the vets found they couldn't actually remove the teeth and when he was neutered a week later they did x-rays and found that his front tooth roots are actually fused making extraction impossible. As a result Arnold has had to keep his front teeth and has them burred down every 2.5 - 3weeks depending on how they grow back. He is a happy little boy, full of energy and life and has joined the Fat Fluffs where he will live out his life and receive the ongoing teeth treatment he regularly needs.

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Dawn arrived at Fat Fluffs very overweight and unhealthy but after being on a good diet she shed the excess fat and has been a happy healthy weight ever since. The stress of the move did trigger off her pasturella though and this has been something that has been an ongoing battle for her. Whilst on regular medication she can keep the snots at bay but any less than every other day sees her struggling to breathe easily and sneezing as well. She has bonded well with the Fat Fluffs and is a gentle easy going little girl who likes to potter around the garden and always comes over to say hello.

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Nosy is affectionately known as our trip hazzard. He loves to know what is going on and what you are doing and will get under your feet without warning! He is an exceptionally friendly little lad and everyone who meets him falls in love with him. Surprisingly enough he is the one who finds change in the group the hardest and can cause trouble when new buns are added until he settles down with them. He came into Fat Fluffs with medication to control ongoing abscess flare ups along his jaw lines and whilst with us we have maintained the treatment and seen him continue to do well. He does struggle to put weight on but is more than happy with his extra soaked pellets he gets during the day when none of the other buns are watching!

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Stripe has been with us for a while now, he has come through a series of difficult operations to remove some nasty abscesses from his back leg and is now proudly part bionic bun with gentamicin beads keeping the infection at bay. The stress of the operations took it's toll on his immune system and as a result he now struggles with ongoing pasturella which we are treating and keeping under control. He is a friendly little lad but has the tendancy to bite every now and again completely out of the blue. He is bold and outgoing and loves to come in the house when the door is left open and sit on the sofa with us to watch some daytime tv!

It costs just £24 a year, or £2 a month and all sponsor money for these buns will go directly towards their vet bills, vaccinations, past and potentially future operations.

If you would like to support any of these bunnies then please complete our SAB Application Questionnaire: http://www.tinyurl.com/fatfluffsSAB and we will get your sponsorship organised with you.

Payment can be made online (via a bank transfer), by cheque in the post or by standing order. Further details will be sent to you by e-mail once you have submitted your application.

Any correspondance in the post should please be addressed to:

Sponsor A Bun, Fat Fluffs Rabbit Rescue, 9 Moat Lane, Solihull, West Mids, B91 2LN

If you have any questions or would like to find out more about supporting one of our buns, either for yourself or as a present for a friend, please drop us an email at sponsor@fatfluffs.com and we will send you more info.

Every penny makes a difference and makes the vet bills for these seven gorgeous buns that little bit easier on the rescue.

Thank you!