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Help my family keep our bunny! she is loved and we are loved by her!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Rabbits are the third most common pet in the US, following cats and dogs. They should be allowed on base or anywhere in the US.

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Margarita Marcos
8 years ago

No separen al conejo de su familia,es un animal inofensivo.

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Susan Taylor
8 years ago

Let the kids keep their rabbits! Many people are watching for the outcome. Make it a positive story!

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Julie
8 years ago

#letthebunnystay

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Megan
8 years ago

I understand the no farm animals clause, but if this family’s proves that this is a family rabbit (which is obvious because the bunny is litter trained) then this family should be able to keep it.

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Tracy Worth
8 years ago

Rabbits are the 3rd most common but. They are no more destructive than a dog or cat. Let this little girl keep her rabbit. I'm going to the news media with this!

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Josh Macon
8 years ago

A bunny does less damage than a dog and/or cat and way less quiet. You would never know a bunny was there. And they are great with dealing with personal issues. Shame on the military forcing this family giving up third pet.

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Elizabeth Redinger
8 years ago

They dont even bark or crap in the neighbors potted flowers, COME ON!! No one would ever know of the lil buns existence other than the family that loves her. Smh.

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Laura Halcyon
8 years ago

Rabbits should not be classified as "farm animals" any more than a cat or dog should. They can be much less destructive and as much a part of the family as any cat or dog. Re-classify them!

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Tracy Meadows
8 years ago

Rabbits are the third most popular pet in homes these days. There are so many misconceptions when it comes to bunnies.

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Cassandra
8 years ago

Rabbits aren't just pets, they're part of the family. They are just as much part of the family mily as a cat or dog is.

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Candice Harrison
8 years ago

I hope you get to keep your bun.

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Douglas Nieters
8 years ago

Bunnies are great pets!

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Dawn
8 years ago

I live in military accommodation & have 2 rabbits & would never get rid of them. I do so hope your allowed to keep her x

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Courtney Eaton
8 years ago

If the animal is harmless and helps support the family emotionally, especially during deployments, there should be no issue in letting the animal stay!!

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Michael Walls
8 years ago

C'mon, let the kid keep the bunny! It's hard enough being uprooted without having to deal with a needlessly heartbroken child on top of everything else.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

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Teresa Mazotti
8 years ago

Rabbits ate 3xcellent pets, very clean and easily litter box trained. A rabbit is a lot less destructive and cleaner then a dog or cat!

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J McIntyre
8 years ago

We have a rabbit and he is super clean and loving. Good for families. Quiet, doesn't stink, doesn't bark. Let them keep the fluffy dudette!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Rabbits are intelligent, affectionate companion animals and litter box trained just like a cat. All housing should allow for house rabbits.