US EditionBunny rescues see uptick in abandoned bunnies after Easter, urging families to think twice before adopting
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Bunny rescues see uptick in abandoned bunnies after Easter, urging families to think twice before adopting
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD) - Easter is days away, and while bunnies may seem like the perfect gift, many families don't realize the long-term commitment that comes with them. As a result, dozens of bunnies end up left behind when the holiday is over. According to Paisley's Bunny Rescue, located in Summerville and Bishopville, SC, gifting [...]
As Easter approaches, the adoption of rabbits is on the rise, but the Proanima animal service calls for caution."Many families believe that a rabbit requires little care, but the reality is quite different," says Dorothy Pâris, a communications advisor. Often perceived as an easy animal for children, it remains fragile and sensitive to stress. "It can bite if it feels threatened and does not like being manipulated."The organisation recalls that …
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