Help my family keep our bunny! she is loved and we are loved by her!
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Kaley Platek
8 years ago
Rabbits and neither exotic nor farm animals. Please reconsider the terms of your lease.
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Adrianne Pamplin
8 years ago
I currently have two house rabbits who are quiet, litter box trained and kept mostly in a large penned area in the house. They cause no problems but are our babies. Please don’t remove this harmless pet!
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Alan Beristain
8 years ago
Let them keep it!!!
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Lyne Du Sablon
8 years ago
This is a family member, not a "farm animal".
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Diane Murphy
8 years ago
Rabbits are not "farm animals" and are the 3rd most popular PET. They are quiet (i.e. no barking) and clean (they use a litter box). There should be no reason that they are not included on an 'approved' pet list.
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Christine palmier
8 years ago
No reason why she can’t keep her Pet rabbit.
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Heather Whitaker
8 years ago
This is a domestic animal and should be allowed to continue living in this house.
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Deanna Romero
8 years ago
Rabbits are comforting better than popping pills for anxiety or depression ....... let the family keep their bunny
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lora Pendragon
8 years ago
Rabbits are very misunderstood, they can be trained and are very intelligent. If you allow other pets, there is no reason to not allow a rabbit
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Kiana
8 years ago
As a bunny mom I know how helpful rabbits can be for stress and anxiety. They make great companions and are excellent for teaching kids to be responsible. I hope you get to keep yours.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This is ridiculous. Let them keep their bunny!
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Erika
8 years ago
Rabbits are not exotic! We have a house rabbit that is litter box trained just like a house cat would be.
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Kris
8 years ago
We have an indoor bunny and he's cleaner and less noisy than a dog! So sad for what you're going through :( former USAF spouse
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Marilyn Beale
8 years ago
Please do not evict this rabbit as it is a well trained rabbit that provides invaluable emotional support for the owner, preventing increased medical costs on our health system.
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Summer Benton
8 years ago
Rabbits give emotional and mental support. They are on the same level as cats and dogs. Allow Lola to stay with her family and continue living and being loved by them!!!!!
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Jackie Fullerton
8 years ago
Please let this family keep their pet rabbit
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Beverly Myers
8 years ago
We have 3 dogs, a cat, and 2 bunnies. Any member of our family will vouch for the fact that my girls, Daisy and Tutu, are the best behaved and well-mannered of all of them. They cause no damage and they are quiet. The only reason bunnies are considered exotic is that they require very specialized vets who understand their internal systems. Bunnies are quickly becoming very popular house pets. Please let this family keep their well-loved, well-cared for bunny!
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Philly Garzon
8 years ago
Support for your bun and your fam!
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Jennifer Poynter
8 years ago
This rabbit is a family pet and it is unbelievable thatbthey wouod be expected to rehome a family pet! It should stay!
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Kayla Enciso
8 years ago
How dare them try to rip a family member out of its home. Rabbits are FAMILY. Praying that this family can stay together.
Rabbits and neither exotic nor farm animals. Please reconsider the terms of your lease.
I currently have two house rabbits who are quiet, litter box trained and kept mostly in a large penned area in the house. They cause no problems but are our babies. Please don’t remove this harmless pet!
Let them keep it!!!
This is a family member, not a "farm animal".
Rabbits are not "farm animals" and are the 3rd most popular PET. They are quiet (i.e. no barking) and clean (they use a litter box). There should be no reason that they are not included on an 'approved' pet list.
No reason why she can’t keep her Pet rabbit.
This is a domestic animal and should be allowed to continue living in this house.
Rabbits are comforting better than popping pills for anxiety or depression ....... let the family keep their bunny
Rabbits are very misunderstood, they can be trained and are very intelligent. If you allow other pets, there is no reason to not allow a rabbit
As a bunny mom I know how helpful rabbits can be for stress and anxiety. They make great companions and are excellent for teaching kids to be responsible. I hope you get to keep yours.
This is ridiculous. Let them keep their bunny!
Rabbits are not exotic! We have a house rabbit that is litter box trained just like a house cat would be.
We have an indoor bunny and he's cleaner and less noisy than a dog! So sad for what you're going through :( former USAF spouse
Please do not evict this rabbit as it is a well trained rabbit that provides invaluable emotional support for the owner, preventing increased medical costs on our health system.
Rabbits give emotional and mental support. They are on the same level as cats and dogs. Allow Lola to stay with her family and continue living and being loved by them!!!!!
Please let this family keep their pet rabbit
We have 3 dogs, a cat, and 2 bunnies. Any member of our family will vouch for the fact that my girls, Daisy and Tutu, are the best behaved and well-mannered of all of them. They cause no damage and they are quiet. The only reason bunnies are considered exotic is that they require very specialized vets who understand their internal systems. Bunnies are quickly becoming very popular house pets. Please let this family keep their well-loved, well-cared for bunny!
Support for your bun and your fam!
This rabbit is a family pet and it is unbelievable thatbthey wouod be expected to rehome a family pet! It should stay!
How dare them try to rip a family member out of its home. Rabbits are FAMILY. Praying that this family can stay together.