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This local family turned the town upside down for their son’s lost bunny. Then a stranger stepped in

Summary by The Press Democrat
To 5-year-old Jake Kamra, the one-legged bunny was more than a toy — it was comfort and home. For a Sonoma County community, finding it became an act of love.

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This local family turned the town upside down for their son’s lost bunny. Then a stranger stepped in

To 5-year-old Jake Kamra, the one-legged bunny was more than a toy — it was comfort and home. For a Sonoma County community, finding it became an act of love.

·Sonoma, United States
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The Press Democrat broke the news in Sonoma, United States on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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