Help my family keep our bunny! she is loved and we are loved by her!
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Mary Gutierrez
8 years ago
Please don’t evict this family because of their love of their harmless bunny.
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Lisa Chalpan
8 years ago
Rabbits are intelligent, loving, quiet, therapeutic animals. As such they enter into the hearts & homes of a large population of people the world over AS Pets but also Theropy Bunny’s in classrooms for children to read aloud to, Police forces because of they’re ability to fit in small places and acute sense of smell. These special animals are wonderful in the treatment of depression due to they’re gentle, quiet, sweet nature. Rabbits are clean as they’re taught to use a litter box just like a cat does and very inexpensive to own as they solely live on vegetation as well as hay. Please let this family keep their pet Rabbit, the animal shelters and rescues are overcrowded to the point of exhaustion with dogs, cats, horse, rabbits, birds etc. Wildlife services have their own rescues & shelters for Forrest animals & owls, eagles to name a few. Please feel for this family and their precious Bunny, let them keep it... you will be helping the oversized population of thrown away pets and be helping to change the future. Thank you so much for your time in reading this.
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Kelly
8 years ago
Let them keep their rabbit !!!!!!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Bunnies are very good pets, don't make a mess, and are litter box trained. Please keep this family together!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This is a trained family pet. Worried about breeding tell them to neuter or spay, not give away
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Anonymous
8 years ago
As someone who wants to join the military, I have four rabbits so this ruling involves me too.
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Lorraine barker
8 years ago
An indoor rabbit that is toilet trained is far better as a pet than a dog who constantly barks or a cat that roams around this bunny is much loved and not causing any problems
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Laura pickford
8 years ago
I hope you get to keep your lovely little bun, I know how special they are in a family ♥
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Raevyn
8 years ago
LETS NOT TEAR THIS FAMILY APART!!! PETS ARE FAMILY TOO!
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Victoria Carpenter
8 years ago
have a heart , it is no different to having a cat or dog ...
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Roger Higginson
8 years ago
If other pets are allowed in the property, then why not a rabbit ?
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Amanda Butler
8 years ago
This rabbit is part of their family. You can’t expect them to get rid of her. She could end up with a family who won’t take care of her. Please don’t make them give Lola up. She loves them too.
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Carmen Mihaescu
8 years ago
Despicable! A companion animal is part of the family! A rabbit is not noisy, does not bother the neighbours, and are litter trained just like a cat!
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Jamie
8 years ago
Good luck!
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Joshua Brandon Wood
8 years ago
The rabbit is well trained and is helping children deal with deployment. Don’t be so cold hearted and make an exception.
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J debrincat
8 years ago
House rabbits are family members, smarter and more loving than many dogs. They are the third most common companion animal.
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Lori Uhl Parcheta
8 years ago
Mean bastards, let them keep the rabbit!!!
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Melissa
8 years ago
please see how much this rabbit means to the family, asking them to rehome a loved companion is like asking them to send a child away. If dogs and cats are allowed why not rabbits. They are very clean, quiet and amazing animals once you get to understand them. Please see reason and logic that allowing Lola to stay with her guardians is the right thing to do.
Please don’t evict this family because of their love of their harmless bunny.
Rabbits are intelligent, loving, quiet, therapeutic animals. As such they enter into the hearts & homes of a large population of people the world over AS Pets but also Theropy Bunny’s in classrooms for children to read aloud to, Police forces because of they’re ability to fit in small places and acute sense of smell. These special animals are wonderful in the treatment of depression due to they’re gentle, quiet, sweet nature. Rabbits are clean as they’re taught to use a litter box just like a cat does and very inexpensive to own as they solely live on vegetation as well as hay. Please let this family keep their pet Rabbit, the animal shelters and rescues are overcrowded to the point of exhaustion with dogs, cats, horse, rabbits, birds etc. Wildlife services have their own rescues & shelters for Forrest animals & owls, eagles to name a few. Please feel for this family and their precious Bunny, let them keep it... you will be helping the oversized population of thrown away pets and be helping to change the future. Thank you so much for your time in reading this.
Let them keep their rabbit !!!!!!
Bunnies are very good pets, don't make a mess, and are litter box trained. Please keep this family together!
This is a trained family pet. Worried about breeding tell them to neuter or spay, not give away
As someone who wants to join the military, I have four rabbits so this ruling involves me too.
An indoor rabbit that is toilet trained is far better as a pet than a dog who constantly barks or a cat that roams around this bunny is much loved and not causing any problems
I hope you get to keep your lovely little bun, I know how special they are in a family ♥
LETS NOT TEAR THIS FAMILY APART!!! PETS ARE FAMILY TOO!
have a heart , it is no different to having a cat or dog ...
If other pets are allowed in the property, then why not a rabbit ?
This rabbit is part of their family. You can’t expect them to get rid of her. She could end up with a family who won’t take care of her. Please don’t make them give Lola up. She loves them too.
Despicable! A companion animal is part of the family! A rabbit is not noisy, does not bother the neighbours, and are litter trained just like a cat!
Good luck!
The rabbit is well trained and is helping children deal with deployment. Don’t be so cold hearted and make an exception.
House rabbits are family members, smarter and more loving than many dogs. They are the third most common companion animal.
Mean bastards, let them keep the rabbit!!!
please see how much this rabbit means to the family, asking them to rehome a loved companion is like asking them to send a child away. If dogs and cats are allowed why not rabbits. They are very clean, quiet and amazing animals once you get to understand them. Please see reason and logic that allowing Lola to stay with her guardians is the right thing to do.
Let the bunny stay!!!!
Il coniglio è un animale domestico come un cane!