US Edition“My Bunny Mascot”, a Refuge for Rabbits in Tijuana
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A total of 140 rabbits of different sizes and colors are cared for in the shelter “Mi Mascota Bunny”, located in the Villa del Alamo colony. María Elena Rosas, founder of the shelter, told that the project was born in 2015, when her son was given a bunny. Shortly afterwards, she bought another in a tianguis. With ... The entry They gave them a bunny in 2015; now they have a shelter where they care and want 140 rabbits was first published in TJNe…
TIJUANA, AUGUST 5, 2025.-A total of 140 rabbits of different sizes and colors are taken care of in the Refugio “Mi Mascota Bunny”, located in the Villa del Álamo colony. María Elena Rosas, founder of the shelter, explained that the project began in 2015, when her son was given a bunny. Shortly afterwards, she bought another in a Tianguis. As time passed, her family came to have about 20 rabbits, which motivated her to learn more about their care…
Tijuana, August 5. A total of 140 rabbits of different sizes and colors are taken care of in the shelter “My Bunny Mascot”. María Elena Rosas, founder of the shelter, explained that the project started in 2015, when her son was given a bunny. Shortly afterwards, she bought a pair in a Tianguis. “They had them in a cage in the sun. They were selling them and I bought them because I felt sorry for them,” she recalled. With the passage of time, her…
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