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Rabbit legislation too ‘focused’ on commercial activities, says report

A survey by Scotland’s Rural College revealed that rabbits are under-represented in most legislation, despite being the country’s third most popular pet

Photo of Patrick O'Donnell Patrick O'Donnell Send an email Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 10:38Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 10:38
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Edie, 6 with her rabbit, Blossom. Edie's mum, Liz says: 'Edie helps me look after our many small furry rescue pets. Blossom is 9 years old, rehomed from a neighbour when she was just a few months old. Now spayed and vaccinated, she has spent many happy years with her two bunny buddies, Charlie and Boo who sadly have now both passed away at the ages of 9 and 10 years old. They were also rescue rabbits. Blossom's favourite foods are hay and dandelions and since losing Boo a few weeks ago, she has become a house bunny! Is she looking for a new love in her life? We hope so and the new rabbit will definitely be a rescue rabbit.' 27 Mar 2021. Photo by Tina Norris. © Tina Norris Photography 2021. Contact Tina on 07775 593 830 www.tinanorris.co.uk.

A review by Scotland’s Rural Collect (SURC) has revealed that rabbits are under-represented in most legislation, despite being the UK’s third most popular pet.

Photo of Patrick O'Donnell Patrick O'Donnell Send an email Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 10:38Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 April 2021, 10:38
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