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GSPCA Helps Over 500 Rabbits with Myxomatosis as Cases Continue to Soar
The GSPCA has now helped over 500 rabbits suffering from myxomatosis so far this year, making 2026 the worst year the charity has ever seen for the devastating disease.
The animal welfare charity is continuing to receive and assist dozens of cases day and night, with the number of affected rabbits showing no signs of slowing. Today alone, the GSPCA has already reached double figures in cases.
GSPCA about to reach 500 rabbits helped this year with over 95% with myxomatosis – Advice on what to do if you find a sick rabbit and protect your pet rabbits
The GSPCA is appealing to the public for assistance as the charity continues to deal with an unprecedented number of rabbits suffering from myxomatosis, with 472 rabbits helped so far this year and more than 95% affected by the disease.
Myxomatosis killing hundreds of Guernsey rabbits and keeping your rabbits safe
The GSPCA wants to reinforce their recent message for all rabbits to take great care as Rabbit Haemorraghic Viral Disease (RHVD2) variant 2 are affecting our wild and domestic rabbits again here in Guernsey and a massive surge of rabbits with myxomatosis are being seen with the large numbers of rabbits around Guernsey.
These fatal diseases are a huge risk to unvaccinated rabbits and especially to those in outside enclosures.
Every year as the weather warms and summer arrives some parents think of rabbits as an a pet for their child.
This week is Rabbit Awareness Week and our Smallies team who look after the bunnies in our care have been sharing special messages as they do on what we call Smallies Sunday’ each week.
We have seen incredible numbers of rabbits needing help in recent years with more rabbits needing new homes than dogs or cats.
Every year as the weather warms and Easter arrives some parents think of rabbits as an a pet for their child.
The GSPCA this Easter want to send the message that a rabbit isn't just for Easter!!!
We have seen incredible numbers of rabbits needing help in recent years with more rabbits needing new homes than dogs or cats.
Many rabbits are bought on impulse and are housed in small hutches at the end of the garden with no exercise and the child often forgets the poor pet that is left for the parents to care for.
Alex Soulsby GSPCA Team Member from the Small Animal Department said “We are thrilled to be able to share that Luna is one of the winners in the #RescueARescue campaign!”
Vote for our Luna the only rabbit in Agria's Rescue a Rescue 2024 for a chance for the GSPCA to win £1000 and please share www.agriapet.co.uk/rescue-a-rescue/
Have you seen the recent competition being run for rescues by Agria?
From 100’s of animal charities across the British Isles the GSPCA bunny Luna who is our longest stay rabbit in need of a home is 1 of the 12 finalists and the only rabbit to be shortlisted in the final voting options with a chance to win the GSPCA £1000 so please vote now.