Introduction Animal welfare isn’t fixed in time. As our knowledge grows, so too does our understanding of what animals need to live...

Rescue isn’t just what we do — it’s who we are. This blog offers an honest look into the reality of rabbit and rodent rescue: the emotional weight, the tireless work, and the joy that keeps us going. Discover why we’ve devoted our lives to changing theirs — and why your support matters more than ever.

Nibbles Rabbit & Rodent Rescue answers the questions we’re asked daily—and shows how just 658 people pledging £2/month can keep Wales’ only specialist rescue open.

Nibbles was founded to give rabbits and rodents the specialist care they deserve. Ten years on, we’re still saving lives—but we’re now facing permanent closure. This blog shares just a few of the many animals we’ve helped, and why rescues like ours are still urgently needed. With your support, we can keep fighting for the next life in need.

Rabbits might seem calm in petting zoos or cafés, but that stillness often hides fear. As prey animals, they freeze when stressed — not because they’re relaxed. Taking them to busy, noisy events isn’t cute or kind, it’s harmful. Responsible care means meeting their needs, not using them to meet ours.

From childhood pets to founding Nibbles, this is the story of a lifelong bond with the unseen animals who need us most.

Think rabbits & rodents aren’t in rescues? Think again! Discover why adoption changes lives—for them and for you.

Facing challenges and celebrating milestones, Nibbles marks 10 years of rescue while fighting to secure its future in 2025.

Here's our top 10 in providing your hamster with a happy, healthy and enriched life.......

It may seem like the idyllic lifestyle to leave our pet rabbits to roam freely in the garden. Is it really the right thing to do?

Is it possible to judge happiness in a hamster? What about a rabbit? How can we really tell if our pet is happy? Read this blog to find out

A look back over 2022

Behind the cute baby animals in pet shop windows lies a hidden industry of suffering. Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, and other small pets a

Meet our Trustee Clare and her journey through Nibbles.

Google defines enrichment as the action of improving or enhancing the quality or value of something. For our purposes this refers to...

It's our fault the rabbit will be set free, our fault that they'll just have to leave it behind, our fault it'll die!

Why is neutering so important? It's a question we hear a lot at Nibbles.

Abi's Nibbles' Story

Keeping your guinea pigs happy and healthy

I refuse to let Nibbles become one of the rescues people read about after everything has gone wrong and we've failed the animals in our care