A large brown rabbit with one ear up and one ear down, abandoned at a vet practice, sits on a straw-covered floor indoors, surrounded by furniture and hanging fabric—a gentle reminder that pets matter.

Wounded and wary of people

All Might was found abandoned in a box with injuries all over his body. Here's how we helped this brave bunny bounce back.

Two people in blue gloves and gowns examine a large light brown rabbit lying on a blue cloth, checking its ear closely in a veterinary setting after it was abandoned at a vet practice—a reminder that Pets Matter and deserve compassionate care.

All Might's injuries were extensive

When All Might arrived at Woodgreen, he was taken straight to our on site veterinary team for an extensive health check.

A nasty scab on his right eyelid, swelling and cuts around his genital area, and matted fur – poor All Might was in a lot of pain. Worst of all, his tail was badly injured, with bone exposed.

We wasted no time hopping into action to help him.

All Might was placed under general anaesthetic so we could treat his wounds without causing him any further pain.

We carefully cleaned his eyelid and genitals, and de-matted his fur. After taking a closer look at his tail, we realised unfortunately there was nothing we could do to help it heal, so it was amputated for his comfort.

After such a long surgery, All Might needed time to recover. He stayed with our surgery team for a little while, then we moved him into a small enclosure that would prevent him from hurting his healing wounds.

A large, brown rabbit—abandoned at a vet practice—sits with one ear upright atop a pile of hay in a barn, nibbling on leafy greens. The background shows a white wooden wall and more bales of hay, highlighting the importance of compassion and care for every animal because Pets Matter.

Thanks to Woodgreen, All Might was given a second chance

From being found in a box to recovering in a cosy enclosure, All Might's transformation wouldn't have been possible without your support.

Woodgreen Pets Charity is a registered charity (no. 298348)

A person’s hand feeds a large, light brown rabbit with tall ears. Abandoned at a vet practice, the rabbit now sits on a pile of hay indoors, looking directly at the camera—proof that every animal’s story matters to Pets Matter.

All Might was on the mend

But as we expanded his enclosure, he became stressed and worried about people.

He would lunge at his carers who came to visit him, snatching food from their hands then running away.

We took things very slowly to help build his confidence. With patience and plenty of treats, he began to learn that people weren’t so scary.

These days, All Might is like a different bunny!

His confidence has flourished. Instead of running away from his carers, he can often be found following them around in the hope of a tasty treat – standing up on his back legs to make sure they’ve seen him!

As his wounds have healed, his cheeky personality has started to shine through. His favourite thing is his evening veggies, which he gets so excited for that he hops and spins around in circles.

Now healthy and happy and enjoying a lovely spacious enclosure, the next chapter in All Might’s story is a furry friend to keep him company, along with a loving home to call his own.

"All Might has made an incredible recovery and his wonderful personality has started shining through. We’re currently on the search for a new home with a bunny in need of a friend!"

Emily, Intake and rehoming specialist for small pets

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