These are just some of the beautiful bunnies waiting for large loving homes with space to hop around and play.
Rabbits adopted from Animals In Need in Little Irchester are neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped and they leave with four weeks' free insurance and rescue back-up for life.
Annie Marriott from the charity which has been rescuing and re-homing animals across the county for 30 years said: "Rabbits need a large weather and predator-proof accommodation with permanent access to a run where they can exercise at any time of day.
"They need mental stimulation and love plenty of toys to keep them occupied.
"Rabbits can live 10 to 12 years and are a long-term commitment."
Animals In Need, which is based at Pine Tree Farm just off the A509 at Little Irchester, is open by appointment only at the moment so anyone interested in re-homing any of the rabbits should email [email protected] for more details.
Take a look at our picture gallery below to see some of the rabbits looking for a new home
2. Could this be your new pet rabbit?
Animals In Need has lots of rabbits in need of re-homing
3. What a playful pair!
Anyone looking to get a pet is encouraged to visit their local re-homing centre to see if they can find what they are looking for there
4. Some-bunny must want them...
Animals In Need has been rescuing and re-homing animals from across the county for 30 years