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

It is sad our military families must be separated from their pets that are very important to mental coping.

Rabbits are cleaner than cats and dogs, they don't vomit, they can be easily litter trained, the don't make noise to bother the neighbours, they won't attack native birds or other animals, they are also in the esa list. Please visit and meet the rabbit and see the condition of the home before putting this family through this emotional turmoil. It's the least you can do for a family that suports protecting your country and makes such sacrifices for your country.

No one should have to get rid of their indoor pet that causes no problems. Can’t they schedule some visits to prove we’ll house trained she is.

Rabbits are harmless beautiful animals and make wonderful pets

Let them have their furchild live with them. She has been more helpful to the family then you could know. Do not take Lola away!

I hope you can keep your bun and your home! People need educated on how bunnies are great in home pets that do not cause damage like a lot of other types of pets can.

The sacrifice of these service men and women to our country is priceless. The least the military can do is not contribute to making their family members a lives more difficult. A rabbit is a domesticated pet. They are trainable, affectionate companion animals. I have had three rabbits and they have been great pets! Making this family get rid of this bunny is heartless and ridiculous. It isn't any different than having a car or dog, and actually it's probably safer!

Taking away a non-destructive non-violent animal that provides emotional support away from a family who is already most likely struggling with the deployment of another family member is as low as it gets.

Forcing service people to get rid of beloved animals compromises this nation's security!!

Please let the rabbit stay. They are no more destructive than dogs or cats when cared after properly. They spread no diseases not found in the wild rabbits already on base.

It is about time that attitudes towards animals changed. They all should be considered service animals for all the emotional support they provide to their guardians, and service families could use all the support they can get.

Let them keep their beloved pet rabbit. It is as much a member of the family as a cat or a dog. And learn about exotics before labelling a bunny as the only exotics. Birds and fish fall in this category as they require exotic veterinarian care.

Its a rabbit not a lion ,what is the matter with you,they are smart ,can be litter trained like a cat ,perfect pet for a child ,you better re think this !!

Stop being so narrow minded. The rabbit is harmless. Lola is a beloved family pet. Don't be cruel and heartless, taking away a beloved pet!

Please do not separate this bunny from her family that she supports emotionally.

Rabbits as the third most popular pet. If birds and fish are allowed, rabbits should be allowed as well. Birds are considered more exotic than a rabbit

I have 2 rabbits that are just celebrating their 10th gotcha day. I will always have bunnies for pets. Very clean and quiet.

Please let this Family keep their rabbit. Rabbit are very clean animal and since this rabbit is litter trained there should not be a problem plus they don't make noise and don't chew up stuff. I have 6 free roam rabbits and could send you pictures of my house you would never no there was a pet in my house unless you saw them. This family is emotionally attached to this rabbit and since they are a military family that's even more reason they should have a away for stress relief that rabbits are known for get you some information on rabbits.

Please let this rabbit stay with his adopted family.

Rabbits are exceptional Therapy pets