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We are delighted that Mac the Mossburn Rabbit now has his own book.
The story follows our very own Mac on a voyage of discovery with the help of Fern the Deer and the Rabbit Rescue Squad, amongst others.
Interactive rabbit rescue and guinea pig rescue scheme - meet the rabbits and guinea pigs we care for ...
Here at Mossburn we rescue and shelter misused, abused, unwanted and neglected rabbits and guinea pigs. You can help us to do this by paying to foster a rabbit or guinea pig. Just click on the 'Foster Me Please' button for the animal that you would like to foster.
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Midnight
Midnight
Midnight was one of 36 rabbits who came to us when Fife City Council decided not to have animal parks any more. For full details see 'Mars' on this page.
Lulu
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Lulu and Tiger
Lulu is the black Lionheaded rabbit and her companion Tiger is the marled Dutch lop. These two naughty female rabbits have been with us for some years now and arrived initially because their owners were moving abroad and could not take them. Lulu and Tiger look for naughty things to do, their gate left slightly ajar while food or water is taken into their run and they are off, they dig tunnels in unlikely places and hide in them and getting them to go to bed at night is a nightmare, they run round and round their house avoiding the issue. If there is any activity in their locality they sit on their hind legs watching what is going on and look like two children engrossed in a television programme.
Neither of them are keen on being handled so they are only caught up for health checks and necessary vaccinations like myximotosis and haemorrhagic viral disease which just happen once a year. These two are real characters.