Meet the adorable Yorkshire bunnies hoping to find their forever home a year after becoming social media stars
These two playful bunnies went viral earlier this year 🐇
Two rabbits who captured hearts online after appearing in a viral video are still looking for their forever home a year after being born into a rescue centre near Leeds.
Dickory and Tock became unexpected internet stars when a video of them at Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue in Bradford went viral.
The video, which shows the young rabbits adorably climbing over Rescue Manager Joanna Dodd as she tries to clean their enclosure, reached over 843,000 views across TikTok, Facebook and Instagram.
Dickory and Tock’s story at Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue began in July 2025 when their mother, Nelly, arrived at the rescue centre as a pregnant stray.
Shortly afterwards, she gave birth to seven babies in a clock tower-shaped nesting box, inspiring the litter’s clock-themed names.
However, while their five siblings, Hickory, Dock, Tick, Cuckoo, and Pendulum, have been adopted, Dickory and Tock are still waiting to find their forever home.
As the pair approach their first birthday and Rabbit Awareness Week shines a spotlight on responsible rabbit ownership, Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue is making a special appeal to help find them a forever home.
Joanna Dodd, Rescue Manager, said: "Dickory and Tock have grown up in rescue. They’re so cheeky and fun – they’ll climb all over anyone they meet!
“Thousands of people have seen them online and fallen in love with their antics, but what they really need now is a family of their own.”
Dickory and Tock can be adopted together as a bonded pair or integrated into an existing rabbit group.
Potential adopters will need to provide accommodation that meets the rescue's welfare standards, including a permanent living space measuring at least three metres by two metres.
Anyone interested in offering Dickory and Tock a home can find more information on the Ivy Dene Rabbit Rescue website.