From the original post: “Spoke with someone who recognized the rabbit as being their neighbor’s, who abandoned it when they moved. This good samaritan said they had tried to catch the rabbit before with no luck. They volunteered to take it since they have owned rabbits in the past. Dropped it off today at what seemed like a very nice home, with a very nice lady.”
Poor bunny. So happy he/she has a home now. I am not sure what makes people think it is OK to leave bunnies abandoned on the city streets. That is how we ended up with Herman who was the big boy running around the school last year.
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From the original post: “Spoke with someone who recognized the rabbit as being their neighbor’s, who abandoned it when they moved. This good samaritan said they had tried to catch the rabbit before with no luck. They volunteered to take it since they have owned rabbits in the past. Dropped it off today at what seemed like a very nice home, with a very nice lady.”
Wasn’t someone just looking for their lost bunny here?
Poor bunny. So happy he/she has a home now.
I am not sure what makes people think it is OK to leave bunnies abandoned on the city streets. That is how we ended up with Herman who was the big boy running around the school last year.
Emily Klinedinst liked this on Facebook.