Help my family keep our bunny! she is loved and we are loved by her!
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Sheryl Cobb
8 years ago
This rabbit is not an exotic pet. They are very therapeutic for stress such as deployment
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jenngallahan
8 years ago
let that family keep their baby not right to take their per away
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Sue O'Reilly
8 years ago
Let this family keep their pet, bunnies are amazing animals and just as loving and loyal as a dog. To seperate this family would be devistating
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Marlayna Hadley
8 years ago
This is ridiculous. A bunny who doesn't make noise or hurt anything and is loved now needing to to be ripped from her loving family.
So heartless and wrong
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Bunnies are the 3rd most popular DOMESTIC pet in the United States. They can learn tricks and are easily litter trained and should be housed indoors. They’re clean and very quiet.
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Christine Dockerty
8 years ago
Rabbits are fabulous pets. They are clean, litter trained and make far less noise than cats or dogs and just as much part of the family.
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Gloria Martinez
8 years ago
Rabbits are therapy animals for senior living homes, so they should be considered therapy animals for people in the military. They are very calming for people. Please consider this and don’t make this family remove their rabbit. Please look at www. EBRR.com and www.rabbit.org. House Rabbit Society.
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shirley jasman
8 years ago
Please allow Lola to stay home with her family. Bunnies are 3rd in population of a comfort home pet. Compared to dogs and cats, bunnies are more self controlled then their counterparts. In the middle of the night you will not have to contact them of any sound coming from a bunny compared to a barking dog. Management please look into bunnies and their manners before deciding this case. Thank you.
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B Phillips
8 years ago
Please do not force this family to re-home their beloved Lola. Deployment is hard on a family. Lola comforts them in ways no one could understand. Rabbits are not loud, destructive, dangerous, or a nuisance in any way. Please research the species before lumping this family's pet into a blanket group of animals.
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Tammy Peace
8 years ago
This is a disgrace. Rabbits are house trained harmless pets. Thus is victimisation! Sort it out!
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Patricia Haley
8 years ago
This is senseless that rabbit does more good for this family and no harm to the base.
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KIRSTEN
8 years ago
Rabbits are the best pests. I cuddle mine when I have a bad day. Hope things work out.
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David J Giaimo Sr
8 years ago
Bunnies are tremendous emotional support animals. Good luck in your quest to keep your bunny!
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Debra Miller
8 years ago
Aww the children love the rabbit and it therapy while their Daddyvis deployed
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Sheila Patterson
8 years ago
Good luck and I hope you get to keep your pet ❤️
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Crystal
8 years ago
That rabbit isn’t hurting anybody! LET IT STAY!
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Marie Smith
8 years ago
Please allow this family to keep their pet.
The rabbit is no different than a dog or cat.
This rabbit is not an exotic pet. They are very therapeutic for stress such as deployment
let that family keep their baby not right to take their per away
Let this family keep their pet, bunnies are amazing animals and just as loving and loyal as a dog. To seperate this family would be devistating
This is ridiculous. A bunny who doesn't make noise or hurt anything and is loved now needing to to be ripped from her loving family. So heartless and wrong
Bunnies are the 3rd most popular DOMESTIC pet in the United States. They can learn tricks and are easily litter trained and should be housed indoors. They’re clean and very quiet.
Rabbits are fabulous pets. They are clean, litter trained and make far less noise than cats or dogs and just as much part of the family.
Rabbits are therapy animals for senior living homes, so they should be considered therapy animals for people in the military. They are very calming for people. Please consider this and don’t make this family remove their rabbit. Please look at www. EBRR.com and www.rabbit.org. House Rabbit Society.
Please allow Lola to stay home with her family. Bunnies are 3rd in population of a comfort home pet. Compared to dogs and cats, bunnies are more self controlled then their counterparts. In the middle of the night you will not have to contact them of any sound coming from a bunny compared to a barking dog. Management please look into bunnies and their manners before deciding this case. Thank you.
Please do not force this family to re-home their beloved Lola. Deployment is hard on a family. Lola comforts them in ways no one could understand. Rabbits are not loud, destructive, dangerous, or a nuisance in any way. Please research the species before lumping this family's pet into a blanket group of animals.
This is a disgrace. Rabbits are house trained harmless pets. Thus is victimisation! Sort it out!
This is senseless that rabbit does more good for this family and no harm to the base.
Rabbits are the best pests. I cuddle mine when I have a bad day. Hope things work out.
Bunnies are tremendous emotional support animals. Good luck in your quest to keep your bunny!
Aww the children love the rabbit and it therapy while their Daddyvis deployed
Good luck and I hope you get to keep your pet ❤️
That rabbit isn’t hurting anybody! LET IT STAY!
Please allow this family to keep their pet. The rabbit is no different than a dog or cat.
You got this!
Oh for buns sake,let them keep her.
Prayers they get to pick her