Albino rabbit Stanley seeks new home after owner struggles

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Oct, 07:02 · Archive

Stanley, an albino rabbit aged six to 12 months, is being rehomed by the RSPCA after his previous owner was overwhelmed by an unexpected litter.

Stanley, an albino crossbreed rabbit aged between six and 12 months, is being rehomed by the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancashire branch. He arrived at the charity's Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine after an unexpected litter left his previous owner struggling to manage the number of rabbits in their care.

The RSPCA describes Stanley as friendly and cheeky, with a curious nature. He is comfortable being handled and enjoys investigating people who visit, particularly if treats are involved. The charity characterises him as a 'lovely companion to spend time with'.

Stanley has been neutered, microchipped and treated for fleas. He is also fully vaccinated against Myxomatosis and Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease types 1 and 2. The RSPCA is seeking to pair him with a neutered female rabbit, as this pairing type is generally considered most successful. Anyone interested in offering Stanley a home is asked to complete a Perfect Match application form online.

How it is being reported

• Meet Stanley, the 'cheeky' albino rabbit searching for a fresh startA "cheeky" young rabbit is searching for a fresh start with a new family.Westmorland Gazette · 22 Oct, 06:00
• Meet Stanley, the 'cheeky' albino rabbit searching for a fresh startA "cheeky" young rabbit is searching for a fresh start with a new family.NW Evening Mail · 22 Oct, 06:00

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