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Found: Dwarf Rabbit in Highett

BunnyTonight we have a slightly different stray with us, a cute young bunny! This gorgeous female dwarf (we think she’s a dwarf but aren’t bunny breed experts), was found in Highett earlier today. Hopefully you recognise her and we can get her home to her owners.

Our Lost Rabbits Profile

Date Found: 27/06/18

Sex: Female

Lost Location: Tibrockney Street, Highett

Breed: Dwarf

Colour: White

Age: Junior

Please feel free to speak with one of our nurses should you require any further information. Sufficient proof of ownership and your identification will be required if she belongs to you.

28/06/18 – Practice Update: Sadly this little bunny passed away yesterday evening. We suspect it was due to stress due to originally being captured by a cat, she may have also suffered internal injuries. RIP little one, hop over to Rainbow bridge.

 

 

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