US EditionHoppy Endings: Inside the Rabbit Society, Georgia’s lifeline for abandoned rabbits
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Hoppy Endings: Inside the Rabbit Society, Georgia’s lifeline for abandoned rabbits
Dark eyes peer at me through the glass. A little nose wiggles, and long, floppy ears perk up as I coo hello. I’m visiting the Georgia House Rabbit Society, a rabbit rescue and grooming and boarding facility in Kennesaw. I kneel to give a papaya treat to Scout, a four-year-old Holland Lop who was surrendered by an owner overwhelmed by work travel. According to the sign on his four-by-four-foot acrylic pen, Scout is sassy but loves to explore. Ple…
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