Rabbit Awareness Week

By rspcalondonsoutheast
May 10, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 10, 2014

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Posted May 10, 2014

Rabbit Awareness Week started today and we are delighted to announce that the local Branch of the RSPCA will be offering an amazing service for all rabbits tomorrow (Sunday 11th May 2014) from 11am - 5pm at our Norwood Road site which is located at 380 Norwood Road, London SE27 9AA

Vaccinate and microchip your rabbit for ?20.00 per rabbit.

Flea and worm treatment ?5.00 per rabbit.

A free health check will be given to all rabbits.

You do not have to be in receipt of benefits to qualify.

We look forward to meeting lots of happy bunnies tomorrow.

If you have any queries please call us on 07952 680 522

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