A family of five rabbits is searching for a new start after being born in RSPCA care.
Fern, Fig, Raddish, Cactus and Orchid are nine-month-old, half-wild, rabbit siblings who came into the world after their mother was found abandoned in a field.
They have been cared for by RSPCA Worcester and are now ready for adoption, with the charity hoping to find a home that can take all five together.
A branch spokesperson said: “All five are incredibly curious, love exploring, and thoroughly enjoy digging in their soil tubs.
“They have gentle, sensitive souls and we are still on the hunt to find their forever home together as a bonded group.
“While we know this is a big ask, they truly depend on one another and thrive as a family.”
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Things to consider before adopting a pet
The rabbits can be housed indoors or outdoors but will need at least a 3m by 2m by 1m high space to accommodate them.
All five are fully vaccinated, neutered, and microchipped.
Applications can be submitted at www.rspca-worcester.org.
