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Change the title to Problematic OWNERS. Those bunnies are not the problem, the poor babies are victims.
That guy's a breeder?? Oh hell... I never realised that, I thought he had a rescue! 😢
Same here truly sucks 💔
Same😭
I know I thought he was a rescue as well. But now that the video mentioned that they were a breeder it kind of makes sense. Why is every single bunny the same breed lmao. If it was a rescue their would be a diverse crowd of bunnies.
Yeah I was gonna say I follow that dude too. But idk, he kinda seems like he cares for his rabbits? Maybe it's just for the Internet. Hopefully he at least gives them to good people 😔
Girl how? 😂 He literally only has lops
people never think something bad will happen to their bunny, until it does
Mine passed away due to an injury. RIP Jessica Rabbit.
That's true, then it's too late.
@@paladindragoongirl18 I'm sorry that happened. 😢
I'm extremely protective of my three bunnies. How can you let them roam thst for outside?!?!?!?
I wouldn't walk a small dog off leash, let alone a bunny.
The bunny could also go onto someone's property attracted by a flower bed.
Love the hair 😊
First one terrified me
I have pair of bunnies and a cat. They get on fine when we're in. They ignore each other. Would I trust my predator animal with my pray animal? Absolutely not! No way. When we're in bed or at work, Cat goes upstairs into my sons room. Bunnys stay down stairs. Just cause the coexist together, doesn't mean I trust them.
Same here with our dog and our bunnies! My boyfriend once actually went home from work to check if the door was closed because I couldn't remember if I closed it correct and I was on public transport.
Yes I have two cats and a bunny and I never leave them unattended! Our bunny as her own room and get lots of attention, we use to have two bunnies and they were bonded one passed away. But we keep our bunny as happy as possible.
I also have a bunny and a cat and we are super careful. The bunny was first and we didn't get the cat intentionally, the cat chose us and stayed (that's how it usually is if it's not some breed...) and we never leave them unattended. It's soooo dangerous.
Yeah mostly rabbits Could injure a cat by doing a lot of attacks scratching and kicking
My cat was smaller than the bunnies… she would have not even thought about harming the bunnies. The opposite, the bunnies kept the garden other cats free! Yes 4-5kg make bunnies and 4 of them. Even now after many years of them going over the rainbow bridge due to age, no cat in the garden 🤣 I don’t know what they did to the cats!
Thank you for shining a light on this reckless and unnecessary behaviors with bunnies involved. 🥺💔 Be careful with your bunnies, don’t risk their lives for nothing…
Awesome that you are doing so well with HOP!!! The problem I had with the first Video is not only the threats to the bunny you mentioned but how about the surface the bunny is on. The sidewalk could have broken glass or shards of other things that could hurt the bunny's paws!!
RHDV2 😢
asphalt is also pretty abrasive and rabbits don't have paw pads under their feed so it can also give them injuries that way
I'm so glad you made this video! I am so frustrated and fed up of people using their bunnies for views. There's a difference between creating videos to educate people and using them to create videos to make money and sales. I have a dog back home and i take my rabbit home but seperate them because i am in no way ok with prey and predators being together. I wish there was more we could do and people were more open to listening and learning. I see so many people saying i want to get a puppy/kitten, will my rabbit be ok? I say love and appreciate the animal you have and don't risk their safety or happiness because you want another animal. I'd love to have all the animals but would never even think about it and put my Bloom at risk!
Thank you for doing everything you can to educate!
I don't agree to anything that would put my bunny in potential danger.
wait my mom showed me that first video- she was like "why can't your rabbit do this?" and i was like- "cause he'll get hit by a car-??"
I really like our Hop bunny litter box. You were right! It's perfect for my bunny.
Thank you for demystifying these myths that rabbits can safely free roam in the street, always get along well with predator pets and are safely handled by children. Too many people think these things are true, so that’s why we really need your wisdom! Thank you for always being a rabbit advocate. I very much appreciate it. I’m sure my future rabbits do, too! (Can’t have one where I live now but I dream of rabbits in my future!)
Me not owning a bunny watching every single upload you post🫣 lol
Same. I have a cat, so no bunny for me. I love them, though.
@@itsjeninMassI had a bunny and a cat. The cat was a baby when he met the bunny and they were best friends. The bunny was the boss! But I also knew my bunny liked cats. I don’t know how a cat would react to a bunny if it’s used to being the only child 😂
This is so funny but I was just playing with my bunnies for like an hour when I come back to see Lennon the bunny posted a video so happy
"I am a straight man who unexpectedly acquired a bunny. My son had to move to a place where pets are not allowed, so he asked me to take care of his bunny. I agreed, and now I have had the bunny for two weeks. I don't really know much about rabbits, so I am learning about them now. I take care of people for a living, so of course, I love taking care of animals. I just haven't had a pet in many years because I used to travel too much for my previous profession. I had to give my dog to a friend because it just wasn't fair to the dog. It really bothered me for a long time.
Anyway, this little English Spot bunny is one and a half years old, and I think he is absolutely adorable. I love all animals, so of course, a little fuzzy rabbit is hard to say no to. I do not believe that having a bunny is unmanly. That's ridiculous. However, if it were a little Pomeranian with a pink bow on its head, that would be a different story. Haha!"
Just make sure he gets the proper Rabbit diet. You may need to research it. No fruit sugar or human treats. No iceberg lettuce.
I have cats and bunnies, but the bun room(12x15' room) is for the bunnies. I never leave them unattended together. How they "play" together? The cat will lay in the middle of the room and the bunnies will bink around him. My cat will just lay there and watch them. I leave the room, the cats know to leave as well. I have caught my oldest cat a few times sitting on my desk and just slow blinking(how cats say I love you) at the buns. But if I say "Time to go" he knows he has to leave the room.
Amazing!!! It's so soothing to see such thoughtful owner with multi-pets online!! Also question did you have all the buns and cats to grow up together as babies or did u just carefully introduce each other throughout the time??
@@rozhuuumaddoguumy oldest cat is 9, but he's always been a gentle soul. When we got the bunnies 3 years ago, was shortly after my dog passed away. So he was mourning the loss of his friend. As soon as he saw the bunnies he fell in love. We still only had them together for a short amount of time and slowly increased over the weeks.
As for our youngest cat, he's only 10 months, so he's growing up with the bunnies and is learning from the older cat.
I have rescued all my animals. My 3 dogs and all my chinchillas. I recently became a bunny owner 3 months ago and I don’t know why I didn’t rescue my bun, I did not get her from a breeder but I got her from an exotic pet store where she obviously came from
A breeder. Luckily she is healthy and I do not regret getting her the way I did but if I can go back and adopt i absolutely would. This bunny has brought so much joy and happiness into life it makes me absolutely sick how some people treat them, they give you nothing but love they deserve all the kindness in the world.
Well, you did rescue your rabbit. An exotic pet store was selling rabbits to feed to snakes.
@@shiflett82 agreed. She was only $75 and they did no background check on me or nothing didn’t even care and just let me buy her, first thing I thought was snake food. They had snakes all over the store, too.
I actually felt myself physically tensing up for a lot of these clips out of fear for the rabbits @_@
Baby carrying bunnies in a toy train is not the only one... There are more videos and in one the videos the boy mishandled bunny.
Agreed with everything you said. Thank you for educating.
That bunny is definitely listening to him, and they are trainable it is an animal.
Not every single rabbit can be without trial and error. Even then sht happens and what will you do if there is no way of getting to them since they are off leash?
@@AriadneEternalsure but the first white rabbit is clearly well trained and fine and the owner is close to him. Never would do that with a rabbit, but they seem fine.
All of them need to have their bunnies taken form them. I feel so sad for the bunnies being treated like that! Obviously they do NOT love bunnies. Makes me sad and angry to see any bunny being mistreated. Love you, Lennon and the great work you do for bunnies everywhere.
It’s possible for someone to love their animal and still be ignorant… I don’t think any of these videos were made with ill intent! They just may not be educated and it’s important to be kind
Anything is possible, but I will always side with the bunnies and any other animals that are mistreated.@@BunnyGxre
I would never let my bunny roam like that' i saw his video and they could easily get hit by a car or chased by a bird. Im super protective of my cutiebuns!
Id love to see a video of good bunny influencers/channels you recommend
I love your videos but I'd love more options
Me too. I would love to see some more of those. I’m sure there are good ones around.
@@bunnymomma12 exactly 🔥 I been following her for years and love her content and wish there was more like it. There are some channels I can think of but they don't hit the same to me. Nothing against the people behind them at all.
@@ClairityRoseCalvillo I totally agree. I love Lennon channel!
The Pig room recently rescued couple of bunnies who where pregnant. He has never had bunni a before so maybe not the right channel if you're looking for education but his heart seems to be in the right place and interesting to follow his bunny journey.
Seeing that beautiful white bunny acting like a puppy reminded me of my Amos. He was white, too. (A New Zealand) I used to take him for walks to the river lose like that. As a pre-teen it never occurred to me that I was putting him in danger, but like you pointed out, his bunny is in constant danger from predators and maybe even cars. As an adult I would never take those risks.
That bunny running around the street😮
You can't account for dogs or traffic.
I’m so scared for the bunny in the first video. I would be so petrified that the bunny could get attacked by a predator or even stolen by someone. Or hit by a car. Plus there is a high chance of getting diseases. Definitely no way. And of course the other ones are mostly breeders. Anything for a buck. 😡. Maddening.
I lost my dear bunny several months ago. I have not had a good laugh since. I still watch your videos because I admire you and Lennon is lovely. Please keep doing what you do. Bless you.
So glad you keep bringing awareness to these situations. I agree with you 100% - I don't think I have ever disagreed.
That first video I was on edge the whole way - even just a car noise a while away could scare the bunny under a car or kids playing could startle it.
And that cat and rabbit one is terrifying to watch.
Brillant, informative and so helpful. Thank you so much for your continuous support for rabbit welfare and the importance of not supporting breeding and to always rescue. Your a star 🤗
My partner got his cat as a kitten, like we found him at like 3-4 weeks or something in a park and my bun has been cuddling my cat since he was the size of his head, they loaf together, groom eachother and sometimes run around together but never ever hit or scratch and even then I do not EVER leave them in the same room when we leave the house or even are just in a separate part of the house because i do not trust a young male cat with my rabbit alone(ive heard so many horrible stories;-;) you can mediate the situation if your there but if your gonna have both its just a horrible idea to leave them alone.
also we love that Lennon is a tuxedo bun, its so cute!!
So excited to see a Lennon the bunny video pop up while cutting some parsley in my garden for my Dutch rabbit. 🐰
I lived with my friend for a few months (she has a cat and I have a bunny), and they got along fine. They left each other alone during the day, and they shared lettuce together! But it really depends on how the cats and bunnys are. Her moms cat tried to hunt my bunny.
Thanks for spreading information about these videos. I always get a sour taste in my mouth when i see videos with rabbits in them. If it's viral, it's most likely bad.
I also saw this account and hated it. He gets so many views and I always see comments of people saying that they want a rabbit after watching his content. He always seems to have new baby bunnies in each video, it’s crazy.
I'm not surprised that you would comment on the country tractor train. As a mom and bunny parents I wish more kids have the opportunity to be out doors with animals. This a kid that will mostly be a positive influence on society later in life because of his caring nature. The rabbits weren't fighting to get out they seemed chill
The free roaming bunny really stressed me out. I don't even let my cat outside! I may get her a leash and harness, though.
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Just warning rabbits can get e.c an incurable parasite that leads to death from outside. They could get it indoors too if you have other pets that go out or if u get new bunnies and keep em together, but just something to be cautious of with bringing buns outside and letting them hop around. Prolly not a reason to never do it but a reason to not do it too often!
@@eveebunny I don't have a rabbit.
Thanks for this! Lennon the bunny videos are always appreciated 🐇
The first one he was live before and actually showing proof that the bunny does in fact listen to him. But i really recommend that he should a get hawk protecter as that bunny is always free roam in public
He was live in tiktok and instagram before, I screen recorded it before but had to delete it since storage 😭😭
I don't believe in leaving children and animals unsupervised ever. What I do believe in is teaching children how to interact with animals appropriately. I believe it's part of our job as parents.
I’m so happy you posted! I just got my bunny the other day. I would have never got her without you💗
Just wanted to let you know you're the best! Thank you for everything! And my Bunny Grayson says Hi! Rock on from Chicago!
Agree, thank you for putting the awareness out there.
Totally problematic! Thanks for sharing this with us and passing along the right messages!
Been trying to rescue dumped bunnies from a breeder near by that just dumps his bunnies he doesn’t want. I rescued one but some are in people’s yards.
I haven’t seen that bunny guy, thankfully. The one that does pop up in my feed is a British guy who rescued a bunny, he’s usually cleaning after him or getting him veggies, showing a piece of their daily life, so to speak.
I totally agree with you. You are my teacher n1 about bunnies. Thats why my babies are free roaming 100% 24/7 and live happily at home 💖
I second this!! You’re why my bun is 100% free roam and you’re why I adopted him in the first place. I can’t imagine my life without him!❤🐰
There is only one bunny whisperer and her name is Lorelei.
That first video scared me because of the very reasons you mentioned. Thanks for bringing awareness.
That is unacceptable 😢😢😢 poor bun-buns
Agree with everything you say in this video. You were just saying it very diplomatically. 😃
the first guy also has multiple videos up of his rabbit and a kitten sparing. like the kitten is obviously playing but the rabbit is stressed and is shown trying to bite and kick the kitten. like literally charging at the kitten and kicking it with his back legs.
geez that second video too.. i was trying to explain to the ppl in the comments that rabbits DO NOT PLAY BY SPARRING !! they arent cats ! a rabbit sparring is a rabbit trying to survive, it is NEVER playing and its so frustrating that ppl either dont know or dont care !
I feel like it's so dangerous to bring a pet rabbit outside like that
Like especially if people are walking their dogs out 😢
I agree with you! There are a lot of people who think they could do whatever they want to animals in general for views ND "ENTERTAINMENT" but it is simply a lie. They are hurting not just the animals themselves, but the image of mankind as have rule over animals but rule over them as in being their protectors and not exploiting them for self-righteous gain.
I totally agree that in the eye of social media people need to be so careful about what they say/show which may be seen as the norm. Scary how some treat bunnies. Also congrats on your litter tray selling out in the first week on Amazon x
That is interesting. 1st video: Even without a leash, and other issues aside, a rabbit would still prefer to stick close to the person they know. Even though the outside world is full of danger, you could see the rabbit was happy. Does the person have a well rehearsed strategy for moments of extreme danger?
Your hair looks great
there's only one man with a bunny that I follow on tiktok/IG and it's the guy from the UK who rescued a dumped lion head bunny. His video where he updated what happened after he rescued the bun was what got me following his journey.
Also that 1st vid although cute that he "walks" his bun, it completely stressed me out as someone with a white bun also I kept thinking 'this is so dangerous for that bun'.
I have 8 pets, 4 rabbits (Not fully free roam, brothers, neutered, but they have their own large areas indoors where they get *TONS* of love and hay!! And snacks and veggies/fruits that they can have every so often, veggies basically daily!) I have a German Shepherd and a Blue heeler, of course, they are very protective and bigger than our 2 rex and 2 lionhead rabbits, (mixed breeds, they were an accident between me and a friend's rabbit when we were a little younger, but of course parents were separated and we kept 4/6 babies, the females were given away to loving families!!) Our dogs, though bigger and stronger and somewhat hunter dogs, have never had any negative reaction towards our rabbits, neither have the rabbits towards our dogs! Without you, their life would not be how it is today. They're all healthy and quite domesticated to human touch and interaction, which I never expected to be considering I live in a family of 5 with 2 guinea pigs and 2 dogs other than my rabbits. (Yes our rabbits and guinea pigs are separated into different areas in the house, rabbits are together in their areas, guinea pigs are in their own little free *LARGE* cage they run and chill in!!)
My bunnies are in a safe environment. Fenced area and netting over them.
When I had my bunny, I also had three dogs. Two labradoodles and a elderly Yorkie, and the Yorkie never approached my bunny. One of my doodles was protective over the bun and never let the other animals near him but she never approached the bun or bothered him. I believe it was because she has had puppies and that motherly instinct never left? We will never know, but my second doodle was infatuated with my bunny so I always had to keep an eye on him because he had the tendency to try to paw at my rabbit while I let him out into the living room.
I don’t believe he would’ve tried to hurt my rabbit, I never left them alone together. My bun had a blocked off portion of the house where dogs couldn’t get in and things worked out. After my bun passed, my protective mama dog got depressed for a short time but she is doing better now and so are the other two dogs. I hope someday to adopt another rabbit but time will tell ❤
We have 2 cats and a bunny and they live quite happily together. With that being said bunny free roams when we are able to keep an eye on them. At night bunny goes into his xpen in my son’s room with the room door shut.
with the first one I was getting scared that the bunny would run away! that was a little scary... and also the water!!! 😱
Omg that little rabbit running loose like that absolutely infuriates me. How could someone be so STUPID?
Oh gosh, first one in and I'm already anxious. That bun's gonna get hit by a car or snatched by a dog!
I'm actually scared to watch this video, I can't even look at pictures of bunnies in situations I would never allow my bunny to be in.
My 4 bunnies I let outside and after a while I tell them "okay, time to go home". They always come back in to home. I love that about them. 😊
i got my bunny from a breeder when I had no idea they were bad, in the future i will get bunnies from rescues ❤
Hey just got my litter box and we love it!! Although one of the problems we had is that we have a younger bunny that is super energetic that loves to jump on things including the litter box and gets his paw stuck in the holes in the top. We haven’t had any injuries although we have been trying to prevent them but something you could take it consideration! But other than that it’s amazing!!
I can't wait until my HOP litterbox comes tomorrow!!
I can't believe people let any animal outside unrestrained! Even cats--I hate when people say they're "outside" or "inside/outside" cats. There are just too many dangers for them (cars, other animals, pests, disease)
I love this channel
LENNON J GOT MY BUNNY OUT OF HIS HUTCHA ND IN A EXERCISE PIN (onevof the dog ones) HE IS THERE FOREVER 🥰🥰🥰
I adopted a cat and it killed one of my bunnies I was worried about dogs and didn't even think to worry about my cat I'm still learning sadly the hard way I'm really thankful for these videos that teach us! I feel like a bad bunny owner and am still so heartbroken and have had to rehome my cat to a new loving home. My bunnies came first. Poor bunnies can't speak for themselves so insight like this is so helpful! ❤ thanks Lennon!! ☺️ ❤ really appreciate the teachings!!! I wanna learn All I can!
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My litter box is coming today and I’m so excited and so is s’mores!!!!
yay!
@@LennonTheBunny omg hi you inspired me to get a rabbit and I’m forever grateful!! I wanted a rabbit at a young age a new nothing but wanted to know about them! I came across one of your video and knew that I didn’t know what actually “rabbit care” was! My rabbit free rooms and lives happy!!😊
my bunny free roams and she comes when i call her. i'm very careful with my bun outside
I dunno if ill ever take my bunny out as much as i used to with my first boy. He lived 10 years and id take him out every week in the summer. but he had a traumatic death due to e.c which is caught from outside. i felt so so guilty id been bringing him out for years, but he also had the most fun of his life going out with me and eating dandelions so its tough.
It’s fine if she’s being supervised in your garden, just please don’t ever let her free roam in public.
Alsoo i used to take him on a leash u could try that!! Keeps them way more safe from predators or a big playpen w a lid! But theres just risks to everythingg i think if bunny is happy thats what matters!
@@eveebunny what is ec?
I just can't watch this. Makes me tense and sad. Ppl take buns for granted too much and don't realize how delicate they are. 😢
The ones in the wagons look terrified.
Aw my bun Totoro is on there! We love our Hop and will be ordering another one for our new bun Satsuki ❤️
yay!
My rabbit also responds to commands but not brave enough to leave the garden.
I have cats and a bunny. I found the bunny on the street and kept him because no shelters would take him. He runs with the cats he cuddles with them chases them he gets clawed he heals. He has a good life. I would not seek out a bunny as a companion to my cat but if a bunny needs a home please dont think you cant have them with cats.
My bunny follows me outside the yard and does listen when i call (sometimes he ignores to smell the flowers lol) but i wouldn't take him free roaming on streets or neighborhood where a loose dog can come from a random house. Gotta be very careful. As for the cat and bunny, I've seen many coexist and groom each other but i wouldn't leave them alone together. Then the kid with the tractor and animals, they do seem calm enough but yeah they can get scared of the bumby road and dart away and get hurt so they gotta be careful as well, maybe have the kid drive in a flat surface and not have the dog around the bunnies. For breeders, i just hope they care well for those rabbits at least, have them in clean environments but i always support looking to adopt first of all before even thinking of buying. I understand theres not many bunny rescues in many countries tho which is sad, its always just dog rescues (even in the US, they hardly mention other animal rescues).
Just wanted to say that I really think you've improved as a content creator and educator. Being completely honest I never used to be the biggest fan because I sometimes found you to be narrow minded and way too harsh and direct with some of the comments and feedback you gave. I feel like you really are a lot more open minded and respectful how you approach things you disagree with now. It's a lot easier to listen and agree with you these days, and I do find myself watching so many more videos of yours.
Keep up the growth and the good work! It's great having a wonderful bunny educator out there! 🐰❤️
I was worried when we got a rabbit because i have three dogs and one cat .
But it seems like they are all getting along and have bonded alot so we are so glad so it can happen guys!
Yes it can but why would you feel you needed to get a rabbit when you already have three dogs? Kinda messed up. Of course it's possible for them to get along but I'm sure the rabbit would like to live without predators.
@@TurquoiseTanooki we were fostering and helping rabbits and we just felt that we had a connection with one rabbit we were fostering and ended up adopting him .and no it depends on the rabbit, u can tell if they don’t want to live with predators. He is going up to my cat sniffing her and sleeping with all of them. If u train the animals that are predators to not attack the rabbit it’s fine.and I don’t think u have the right to say it’s messed up
@@Thumper11thank you for this comment it’s really helpful I will get a rabbit now I have two cats and two dogs lol
@@TurquoiseTanookiit’s none of ur business, Thumper11 is just trying to tell people it can happen. So I would just shut up if I were u . And yes, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT to say it’s messed up. I bet you don’t even have any pets. You better mind your own business man.
@@TurquoiseTanookibro what my baby cousin would even know more than u. JUST SHUT UP AND MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!!!!
My bun just passed away this morning. My heart is broken 🐇💔
So sorry 😢❤🙏
Sending you virtual hug, mine died a few weeks ago too.
The first bun is clearly a very small little dude, it sucks that this is his owner. Also, I’ll never be down with a dog and rabbit situation. Any time I see someone say they own a dog and a rabbit I always think “welp, that rabbit is gonna die” and sure enough, that same person will post saying “I don’t know how this happened! Fluffy is never aggressive!😭😭” like girl..please.
Hi Lorelei!! I hope you see this. I’m getting ready to get a bunny for the first time and couldn’t be more excited! I’m watching your videos and learning all that I can!
Yeah, some folks don't respect life. Everything is just a commodity to be exploited. That attitude is catching up with us.
I have a black lab he is one of a kind but still a dog and my Dutch rabbit I spent 4 years making sure I had them around eachother and motion cameras and spent so much time with them. My dog is not like any other dog so I wouldn’t put any dog around my rabbit but again I have trained him he is a service dog and it is with lots of time spent . I trust him with the bun when I’m home as he free roams I absolutely don’t support other animals alone with bunnies
I’ve seen some awful rabbit videos one that I saw this guy laid the bunny on its back in a tub of water giving it a bath the rabbit was literally in shock I felt so bad. Thank you for making these videos to show people how rabbit should be treated.
I saw the video on instagram and thought wow so cute and this bunny definitely loves this guy but also very scary and I’d never do this with my bunnies outside I hope he finds out how unsafe this is BUT it did encourage me to start training my bunnies and my one bunny has started to come to his name and stop when I say stop.
That parent put those buns through stress just to make the kid happy and look cute but, yeah it would be better to show him you should not use other living things for your own amusement even if you think it might not bother them or hurt them.
It was so obvious in those first videos that he just shot a bunch of footage and then added voiceover to sync with the footage.
Hi Lorelie & Lennon. All these video examples where scary or wtf to look at. We have a pure white bunny that looks the same as the one in the 1st vid. Although it was amazing to watch, at the same time I was so concerned for the bunny's safety. We let our bunny out in our garden but are always close by, looking up and down to keep him safe.
Dear lord please protect that white bunny 🙏
I❤ all your contents about bunnies
I have bunnies and cats. They just cuddle, and never play together. But the cats were literally raised in the rescue and think they are bunnies😂