hi zenix, i've uploaded the image of the rabbits in imageshack as promised. Please do help to spread the word if anyone looking or youself would like to adopt rabbits.

Does anyone bring their rabbits to the vet for health check-up?
Is there a need for any test to be done?

I was told that its for "record" purposes. In case the rabbit falls sick they can check the health history.

great stuff, where is the link?

here u go: http://imageshack.us/g/18/ya8l.jpg/

there's a link in the adoption thread as well.

is this male or female?
my male bunny just died a month ago. now female bunny is little bit lonely.
i m looking for male bunny



This post has been edited by suadrif: Aug 4 2013, 11:34 AM

that's a female. there are male bunnies available there and you are more than welcome to come
and adopt them. However, please be reminded that PAWS has a strict neuter and spay policy for adoption
ya

P.S: anyone knows where to get cheap hays for bunnies? the ones at PAWS only got pellets to eat all day and
very little hay due to it being costly. do let me know if you've got any suggestion

what do u mean by neuter and spay policy?
is that means the rabbit are all neutered and spayed?
or it means i need to spay and neuter them before i adopt?

btw, if u r looking for cheap hay for bunnies, i can recommend Here
i have been feeding my bunnies using hay from this supplier and others as well.
not sure on the quality but it does help me whenever i have tight budget at the end of month

Thank you for the suggestion suadrif.

To your question above:
1. Neuter and spay policy means all the animals adopted from PAWS will not be able to reproduce i.e: no little bunnies for females and if male it won't have the urge to
mate. This is to prevent unwanted litter and strays. Please do Google the Trap-Neuter-Release-Manage method to control strays and abuse. Even DBKL practices that now
but it have not reached the level of public awareness that shelters hoped due to numerous challenges.

2. The rabbit are not neutered and spayed at the moment due to lack of volunteer vets.

3. Yes, all animals adopted from the shelter must be neutered and spayed before the adoption process can take place.

Once again the details are as below if you would like to contact them or just spend some time with the rabbits
PAWS Animal Welfare Society
Pilmoor Estate,
Subang Airport Road,
47200 Subang, Selangor,
Malaysia.

Tel: +603 7846 1087
Fax: +603 7846 5934

if i m not mistaken, my female rabbit also not yet spayed/neutered.
is it ok if i just take them as it is?

sorry suadrif, that wouldn't be possible as it's a strict policy from PAWS and all shelters to help
control the population of strays and abuse.

this is normal bunny or got some kinda breed?
male or female?
btw i think its sick, the poo is too watery.

anyone have experience raising newborn bunny?



This post has been edited by nazrul90: Aug 5 2013, 11:15 AM

not me, ask big boss sangterap

try this first
http://www.wikihow.com/Care-for-Newborn-Rabbits

This post has been edited by zenix: Aug 5 2013, 11:44 AM

Omg, it is just so cute. Congratz on the newborn bunny. Take good care of it.

remember to seperate the male from the mom and litter

no idea but looks normal to me.
it's a male and yes it's sick.
it's infected with a bad mange and i took it to the vet a week ago.
pending 2nd jab for the mange.

icic....at paws is it?

yes, all the rabbits pictures i link to this thread is all from PAWS.
i don't own any rabbits myself.

hi, i wanted to ask....i need someone to help take care of my rabbits during this holiday....anyone u know that is cheap and pet friendly nearby pj or damansara area? thanks

you have to prepare a box....put in hays and make a small hole in the middle that the baby able to fit in....if u see some fur taken out from the mother....put in together as well.....try not to put in any cold area...and put the mother together..... thats all