Bunnies in TN need loving FOREVER homes [cruelty case]

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- 06/19/2008 at 11:42 AM
  Nicci607
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  BUNNYRESCUE IN TN NEEDS YOUR HELP!!!
  
  Bunny Rescue was called in to help with the seizure of 60 rabbits. With several pregnant
  females, the numbers quickly grew to 75 total rabbits rescued in one week.
  We desperately need your help! We’ve rehomed 65 thus far, and only have 10 left to find permanent, loving homes for. Please open your heart and your home to a rabbit as a pet!
  
  please help these bunnies!!!
  
  they have been seized from a hoarding situation in McMinnville, TN.
  
  If you can help, please contact:
  
  (931) 223-5530
  
  here is the page link [some pictures are graphic]:
  
  http://bunnyrescue.net
- 06/19/2008 at 2:22 PM
  Aina067
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  I am sitting here looking at these awful pictures…
  
  I CANNOT believe this…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  people are VERY SICK!!!!!!
  
  this is beyond neglect and abuse…………….
  
  I am just crying right now for those poor, poor bunnies. just breaks my heart to see them like this………………….
  
  I hope they ALL make it, and they ALL will find good, loving, forever homes…..
  
  those guys surely deserve that…..
  
  whatever happens to those people responsible for something like this??????
  
  ((((((((((((healing vibes))))))))))))
  
  to ALL of these poor buns!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 06/19/2008 at 6:22 PM
  Sarita
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  That rabbit rescue did an amazing job – they are to be commended. It’s amazing too that they found homes for 65 of them already.
  
  How can people live like that – so sad for the rabbits. By the looks of the house, the person living there didn’t take care of themselves either – they obviously had some mental illness.
- 06/21/2008 at 5:24 AM
  osprey
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  These hoarding cases are so difficult for rescues to handle. There are so many animals involved, lots of them are sick and need expensive vet care, there are so many animals that need homes and spay/neuter, resources are often stretched very thin. With bunnies, almost all of the females will be pregnant, so there are likely to be lots of babies too. Kudos to this organization for taking on this difficult situation.
- 06/23/2008 at 3:41 AM
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  I take my hat off to the organisation for rescuing so many of those poor mites.
  
  Now all the buns are out perhaps they should put a match to that place!
- 06/23/2008 at 3:06 PM
  Nicci607
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  oye!! that place is SO DISGUSTING FILTHY , it should just blow up…
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