The clients of a homeless drop-in center in Hackensack, NJ rescued a bunny from the streets there. They brought it inside, someone bought carrots and lettuce, and they kept it in a box until it could be picked up by the animal shelter. "Pudding" was neutered and is residing now at the Bergen County Animal Shelter in Teterboro, along with a bunch of other lovely bunnies. He is getting a little extra special treatment because he has connections at a rabbit rescue (below) who is assisting in adoption.
Right now the shelters, rescues and foster homes are full of bunnies that people bought or received for Easter, but then got tired of and dumped. Unfortunately, when they bought these bunnies, they probably didn't get an owner's manual. Here is one:
www.rabbit.org . Bunnies make the best house pets. If you are interested in adopting a rabbit, please consider Pudding. He got a second chance, an even better chance than the homeless people who found him.
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=6648967
