Lost rabbit: brown, white, grey rabbit called Simba - Great Malvern area, Worcestershire

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Name:	Simba
Breed & Species:	Unknown rabbit
Colour:	brown, white, grey
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Went missing:	2 years ago (27 October 2022 at around 12:00hrs)
Location:	Jamaica Road, Malvern WR14 1TU, UK
Health:	Healthy
Age:	3 years old (approx)
Sex:	Neutered Male
Collar:	No
Microchipped:	Yes
Markings:	his back is brown half lion head got half fluffy head and thin grey skirt (both hair and skirt grey) his ears have faint patches of brown/grey dark dark brown eyes
Circumstances:	we didnt do the floor because his sister stopped digging he has never dug not even a little bit so i know it was his sister because she started to dig i told my mom dozens of times we needed to get something she just said not we are currently woking on it now tho. I came home from school to find they wernt there and there was a hole underneath the door. It was the girl and the boy must of followed they are unseperable but now the girl is depressed and is trying to find a way out she is biting the door and trying to dig. Please help if you can we live on 13 Jamaica rd. house 13.
Other info:	he is very friendly but very shy/nervous its been around 8 weeks i delete every week to update this he has a loving face his mom mated with a wild rabbit so is half wild. Sister was found on upperhousal rd in the coffin maker place at the back of our house. Strange feeling he is at the back of Summers Park primary school in the allotments me and my mum went to look but couldn't get in, went twice. His feet are white and he has a white line down his face in the middle goes around his nose. His chest is also white has a sister she is trying to get out and has been depressed since we bought her back but not with brother so i would love if you live near there to look or look in your gardens especially at dusk or dawn even in the night because that's when they come out in wild. Use to love coming out in day so maybe also try then. Only a little baby and his favorite food to eat are pellets and dandelion leaves. Thank you
Our ref:	PR90976
Posted on:	08 December 2022
Posted by:	sophiemiller