Freedom for Farmed Rabbits

Leid und Ausbeutung hat Tradition in der Weihnachtszeit – aber nicht für diese befreite Seelen. 🐰🐐🐇 Für sie gab es dank der Befreiung durch Aktivisti ein Weihnachtswunder. Sei nicht der Grund für Ausbeutung und leb vegan! #tiere

🚨 MISSING – PLEASE HELP FIND LIONEL 🚨

This is Lionel, a much-loved special needs cat whose world has been turned upside down.

💔 His person unexpectedly passed away.
💔 Lionel was last seen on July 28th, 2025, the day of the funeral. Since then, he has not been found.

Lionel doesn’t understand what has happened—he has lost his person. Now he is out there alone, grieving, scared, and vulnerable. The home he knows has been renovated, the garden removed, and the only home he’s ever known is being sold.

Freedom for Farmed Rabbits is urgently searching for him. ⏳ Time is running out.
⚠️ Our team is dedicating valuable resources to find Lionel. We are still determined to do the right thing by this poor boy, who deserves better.

🙏 How you can help:
✔️ Check sheds, garages, and under houses.
✔️ Leave out food and water if you think he may be nearby.
✔️ Contact us immediately if you sight him.
✔️ Do not try to catch him—he is scared and may run.
✔️ Share this post—every share could save Lionel’s life.
✔️ Distinguishing features: Long tabby coat, white paws, and white chest.

📞 Contact: 0435 499 220

💛 Let’s not fail Lionel again. He deserves safety, love, and care.

Today, we are seeing this big brave boy off to an incredible foster home.

Titus came to us on pound run, several hours away,in rural Victoria when he had run out of options and was due to be euthanized.

Titus came with a few surprises. He was sent to us a girl. It didn't take long to figure out he was infact a boy. We also discovered he had a seemingly infected ear.

We had him see the vet, and he was desexed. They also discovered a nasty polyp in his ear, which was removed while he was under anaesthetic.

He has since recovered remarkably! He's desexed, microchipped, vaccinated flea and worm treated.
We've learnt a few of his quirks along the way. Though now he is lucky enough to be an only cat in his foster home, where he'll be spoilt. Helping us learn a lot more about his big personality.

Look out for more on Titus here and his adoption profile soon to come.

Initially, this picture of the cheekiest bun currently at the rescue was taken for Valentines Day. However, we had terrible storms here in Melbourne at that time, and we were without internet for over a week and missed our chance to post.

Not that Buster needs a special occasion to be posted. We thought this Easter, his adorable face should accompany the message - Bunnies are for life! Not Easter gifts or any special occasion. This includes children's birthday presents (we get many of these requests for adoption)

Rabbits are complicated and can be expensive. Please always adopt, don't shop! A reputable rescue will always help you with the adoption process and make sure a rabbit is suited to you and your home.

On that topic! Buster here is on the lookout for a home. Please get in touch with us for more information 🙂