22 rabbits from 3 rescues within 20 miles. Checked 4 Nov 2026.
Aylesbury (centre)
12 listings (22 rabbits) · nearest first

5 years, 4 years · Female & Male (neutered) · Dwarf Lop, Harlequin
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Available
4 years · Female (neutered) · Mini Lop
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Available
5 months · Male (neutered) · Crossbreed
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Available
8 months · Female (neutered) · Crossbreed
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Available
3 years, 2 years · Female & Male (neutered) · Angora, Lionhead
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Special needs: regular grooming required to prevent matting
Available
5 years, 4 years, 1 year · Female (neutered) · Lionhead
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Available
5 years · Male (neutered) · Dwarf Lop
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary · about 16 miles
Special needs: glaucoma, requires twice-daily eye drops and regular pressure checks
Available
about 3 years · Male (neutered)
RSPCA Bedfordshire South and Mid Hertfordshire Branch · about 20 miles
Special needs: nervous, needs gentle approach and experienced owner
Available
3 years · Female (neutered) · Mini lop
RSPCA Buckinghamshire South · about 21 miles
Available
2 years, 1 year · Male & Female (neutered) · Crossbreed, Lionhead
RSPCA Buckinghamshire South · about 21 miles
Available
1 year · Male & Female (neutered) · Lionhead
RSPCA Buckinghamshire South · about 21 miles
Special needs: lacks teeth, requires grooming assistance
Available
2 years · Male (neutered) · Dwarf Lop
RSPCA Buckinghamshire South · about 21 miles
Special needs: dental challenges requiring high-fibre diet and management; Gino has entropion requiring daily eye drops; Gerald needs regular tear duct cleaning
AvailableCurrently selected: Aylesbury
Rescue rabbits come vet-checked, usually neutered and vaccinated, with a known personality — and the adoption fee is often less than buying a rabbit and paying for those vet costs yourself. Every adoption also frees a rescue space for the next rabbit in need.