Fat Fluffs Rabbit Rescue
Fat Fluffs was founded in July 2008 to help support the growing need of the UK’s third most popular, but most neglected pet, our rabbits.
£1,430raised in the last 12 months
64gifts
Our main appeal
Vet bill support
Our rabbits are all neutered, vaccinated and vet checked before being rehomed. Those with ongoing health issues stay with us for life and need regular vet visits.
£11,444 522 gifts
Donate Messages from supporters
Great charity lovely seeing the little animals being helped.
We're delighted to donate to Fat Fluffs after raising funds from our Easter Egg Decorating competition! We hope this donation helps to keep your fluffy residents fed, loved and living their best lives. Thank you for everything you do, we think you're all egg-ceptional!
Kaye Brannon’s Secret Santa present is a donation to you. She loves all bunnies & Santa loves her too!
Towards vets bills to keep bunnies safe
Thank you for clipping Benji and Minnie’s nails. Lovely to see you all again
In memory of our lovely little bunny Larry!
Donation From Mrs W Randle from Bedworth For Some Handmade Christmas Cards
Our colleague Pete is very fond of rabbits and the work you do. So it's his birthday present!
A donation as a gift on behalf of Hayley Twells
Thank you for all your hard work in keeping the bunnies safe and well looked after:)
Keep up the good work for the little bunnies!
About Fat Fluffs Rabbit Rescue
Fat Fluffs was founded in July 2008 by a group of friends who wanted to see the lives of pet rabbits improved. Since its founding Fat Fluffs, based in Hampton in Arden in the West Midlands, has gone from a small rescue to one able to house up to 70 rabbits at any one time.
Fat Fluffs takes in all sorts of unwanted, neglected and sometimes much loved rabbits, and as far as possible finds them loving new homes. All their rabbits are neutered, vaccinated and vet checked but, unfortunately, not all of them are able to be rehomed.
For those with more challenging personalities or with ongoing health problems they are given sanctuary at the rescue and they stay as part of the family receiving the help and care they need.