rspcanorwich.org.uk : Junior Paws

Junior Paws Welcome to our Junior Paws page. This page is for our younger RSPCA supporters! What Bugs a Bunny? Many people do not realise what is needed to look after a rabbit. Sadly, they often get kept in hutches that are too small with nothing to do and no company. The 5 Needs of Rabbits 1. Health - rabbits need injections every year to prevent certain diseases. 2. Housing - rabbits need lots of room to run, stretch and play. A hutch should only be used as their 'bedroom' and a large run should be provided so that they have lots of space to excerise every day. 3. Diets - rabbits' diets should be high in hay and/or grass for healthy tummies; plus hiding some food in fun ways is a great way to stop them getting bored. 4. Company - most rabbits enjoy living in friendly groups or pairs and can become lonely living on their own. The best mix is a female and male rabbit that have been neutered so they cannot have any baby rabbits. 5. Behaviour - pet rabbits are happy when they can do things that wild rabbits can do. click here to visit the Rabbit Awareness Week website for more information Pets are Family too! Click here for more info on pets in the family

Animal Action Club

Membership costs £15.00 a year. It is open to all young people up to the age of 13 who care about animals. Each new member receives six copies a year of their own magazine, called Animal Action, and when first joining, a folder, containing stickers and a membership card. A cute and cuddly Perfect Pet soft toy comes with the folder too.

To join, send your name, address, date of birth and a cheque or postal order for £15.00 to:

RSPCA, Wilberforce Way. Southwater, Horsham, west Sussex, RH13 9RS


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