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Animal Shelters Confront Abandoned Bunny Boom

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Billy is one of the rabbits currently residing at the shelter. DANA SHAW

Billy is one of the rabbits currently residing at the shelter. DANA SHAW

Julie Kamine with two of the many bunnies at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

Julie Kamine with two of the many bunnies at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

Julie Kamine with two of the many bunnies at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

Julie Kamine with two of the many bunnies at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

Ali and Dani were born at the shelter. DANA SHAW

Ali and Dani were born at the shelter. DANA SHAW

Winafred is another rabbit up for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

Winafred is another rabbit up for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter. DANA SHAW

The Southampton Animal Shelter has many other small animals that have been surrendered like rats and Guinea pigs. DANA SHAW

The Southampton Animal Shelter has many other small animals that have been surrendered like rats and Guinea pigs. DANA SHAW

Kitty Merrill on Oct 12, 2021
The metal condo is tall enough that a visitor could find herself nose to twitching nose with Billy the bunny, one of a sizable fluffle of rescued rabbits awaiting adoption... more

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