The Flemish giant searching for somebody to adopt it after ending up at Stubbington Ark

Bonnie - a gorgeous Flemish giant - is ready to find her forever home after being taken in by the RSPCA.

This adult rabbit has been described an “inquisitive doe” who will need a minimum living space of 3 metres long x 2 metres wide x 1 metre high, with 24-hour access at all times. She has been neutered, microchipped and is fully vaccinated, and she can live with other animals but must be kept separate.

A spokesperson for the Stubbington Ark said: “Bonnie is a sweet inquisitive doe who will often rush to see you for some attention and for the bonus of a tasty treat. After her daily human interaction, she can be found snoozing in her favourite resting spot in her outdoor run. Bonnie is now ready to find companionship with a neutered male rabbit.

“A patient approach will be needed in her new home, to gain trust with her new family. Bonnie would need at least one meeting where staff can discuss her requirements, and answer any questions about the bonding process.”

Bonnie can also live with secondary school students and she should be supervised if she is with younger children visiting.

The adoption fee for Bonnie is £55 - for more information about adopting her, click here.