Meet Some of Our English Angora Rabbits!

    Alyssa received her first English Angora from Louise Walsh as a child and has raised these special bunnies for almost 14 years. We are registered with the ARBA and offer show rabbits as well as wooler pets. Please continue scrolling for additional information.

Our Waitlist

    We have some availability for upcoming litters, so please reach out so we can reserve a spot for you! Our waitlist is handled by a first approved and first served basis. 

   Our waitlist list will be contacted when kits have reached 10 weeks of age and deposits will not be required. As kits grow we welcome the reserver's preference on personality, sex, and quality. Although we cannot control the outcome of any kit or guarantee all requests to be met, we will aim to best match the description given if we have such available. Reserved rabbits will be identified by tattooed ears starting at 12 weeks.

How We Give Your Rabbit the Best Start to Life

    Kits remain on Corid water while nursing and weaning for Coccidia prevention. The earliest we allow our English Angoras to leave is at 14 weeks. Rabbits will be given an internal and external parasite treatment as well as a flea and tick preventative at 12 weeks. Upon turning 14 weeks, it will be up to the reserver to make time and pick up their rabbit. Potential show quality English Angoras will be sent having documentation detailing parasite treatment, flea prevention, along with a virtual or paper pedigree. Wooler pet English Angoras will differ due to their absence of pedigree. 

    We hope you’ll consider a bunny friend in the near future, thank you for reading up on us! (Keep scrolling for our exotic color program.)

The Red English Angora

 We are currently working on our Red English Angora program and improving quality of coat as well as body for the show tables, so they will not be available at this time, however wooler pet homes may be considered. We have attached some photos and additional information of our color program for anyone interested!
 

Red Program

    The Red genetics caught our attention due to it being so unheard of, and our desire to make them more prevalent in the English Angora breed. After much research and commitment, we have successfully produced Red English Angoras of our own while not cross breeding, but rather using the Rufus gene to our advantage and pairing accordingly. We hope that this color will one day expand and be more common, but also maintain exceptional quality and do well in the show world. Our farm is not currently selling our Red English Angoras due to the fact we are in the process of building pedigrees with purely Red generations and consistent legs (show points.) We are excited for the future and grateful to have the support of many.

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