Yeah I head about this on this news. So sad. I don’t live in the L.A. or San Diego area but it definitely doesn’t surprise me that this is going on.

I remember when I was first getting into rabbits a long time ago I had bought a bunny from a pet store, it was male and I decided I wanted another bunny so I went to another pet store and bought another bunny. They told me it was male…it was not…I ended up with babies…only one lived. I was uneducated then. I kept the surviving baby but it died a couple months later of a worm infestation that we TRIED to treat but the vet did hardly anything for us. Luckily now I have an AWESOME bunny vet and am decently educated on bunny care and health.

It’s sad that people try to get away with selling baby bunnies as adult bunnies…Poor things. I am glad they are exposed I just hope people don’t buy them anymore and if they see them around will call someone to stop them!

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Same, I wanted to read the article, but it’s saying page not found.

I looked it up. That’s so sad! I’m not surprised it’s going on, there’s terrible things everywhere but it’s still horrible to hear about. I recently found out that my bunny was bought from a flea market for $20. She was so tiny when my boyfriend’s littler sister got her, probably only 5 weeks. And I can also relate to the little girl in the store buying an aquarium for the bunny. My boyfriend’s sister (who is 9) bought Mimzy a 10 gallon aquarium and kept her in there. I remember her calling me & being so excited about the baby bunny and I told her she needs to be in a larger cage. All she said was “But she fits, that’s why I named her Tiny”

Of course she grew to be as big as the tank was in no time.

I know I shouldn’t talk bad about her, but I don’t think young kids should have bunnies! Parents should even know better than to keep them in such a tiny unventilated thing. The things some animals have to go through, so sad

OMG That so reminds me of Baby!! I know I bought her but I concider that I rescued her from a crappy pet store and she was sooooo tiny only about a half a pound. and nothing but skin and bones. but we didn’t give up on her, we did loose her brother/sister Donna Christopher after a couple weeks. but shee has flurished thank god and such a diva I tell you. seeing this made this soldier cry…

I’m following this situation via one of my rabbit advocate groups on Facebook: Bunny World Foundation. Very sad. The way rabbits are exploited for profit is heart wrenching.