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Welcome to Wildwood Rabbits and S.A. RABBIT RESCUE AND ADOPTIONS, I would like to introduce myself I am Sally Arnold and I have kept and bred rabbits since I was a child. In the early years of my childhood, I had many animals and have shown Samoyed dogs, Horses, Cats, Rabbits, Birds, Reptiles and cared for native wildlife. My Father and I cared for injured wildlife for many years and in my early teens I trained as a Vet Nurse in North East Victoria and as a Lab assistant and Technician for Vet Labs in Victoria. I have worked at many Veterinary surgeries over the years and have gained a lot of experience in animal first aid, treatment and critical injury care.
I have applied this knowledge to the care of rabbits and researched their histology, health conditions, anatomy and physiology and thus started S.A. RABBIT RESCUE AND ADOPTIONS, as there is little care for rabbits in the human world and very few rabbit savvy Veterinary practices who can offer correct advice to the rabbit lover. Later I will endeavour to add a rabbit Vet list to the web site to assist rabbit owners in their animals care but until then you are welcome to contact me for contact details of rabbit friendly vets. I would like to thank David who financially supports S.A. RABBIT RESCUE AND ADOPTIONS, he is the most generous and kind animal loving man I know, if not he would have tossed the buns and me out years ago.

The AWL and the RSPCA S.A. are both wonderful organisations but are stretched to the limit with the overwhelming problem of unwanted cats and dogs and I saw the need to offer poor unwanted rabbits a chance at life and of the possibility of finding a new home.
I f you ever see us out fund raising for either organisation give generously please ever dollar helps care.

The other interest that I have involves Wildwood Rabbit Stud and in breeding the more rare and endangered types of DOMESTIC pet rabbits, so as not to loose these unique rabbit breeds. I no longer show rabbits in competition unless its for Agility and Show Bunny Jumping as I feel that leaving rabbits to be man handled and picked at by strangers is not my bunnies cup of tea. I feel that they enjoy the interaction and activity of having fun jumping and far more interesting for the public spectator.

Riley and Lollie our 2 Rough Coat Tri Collies, Riley is a Champion

show dog and Lolly a beautiful Rescue from the AWL.

Elyse my daughter and the Dogs down the beach walking.

We keep Parrots too, this is Reggie the Regent Parrot, we also

have a Galah, Cockatiels, Conures and others.

Elyse again with our other cat Molly and Mr. Cuddles the Rabbit.

Our 2 current house bunnies Fonzie and Clair Bear always together.