Abandoned Pet Rabbit Was Eating Grass Outside, But His Luck Soon Changed
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The following story was submitted in the Pawsitively Picture Perfect photo contest. The top three finishers received $500 in cash, as well as $2,000 in cash and supplies for their favorite shelter. To read more stories, click here!
Max came to us very unexpectedly. After coming back from a walk, we noticed a small animal grazing on the grass at the apartment complex we lived in at the time.
PHOTO: ALEXA MILLERUpon further investigation, we determined it was a domestic rabbit. Knowing that he wasn't meant to be outside by himself, we knocked on doors to determine if anyone was missing a rabbit, and we had him scanned for a microchip.
After no luck locating an owner, we determined that someone had set him loose and abandoned him. We already had the necessary supplies due to having a guinea pig, so Max was adopted by us.
RABBIT. PHOTO: PIXABAY / TUTANCHAMUN
He lived his last 3.5 years with us and was such a character! He would follow us around the house, and he knew that the fridge is where his veggies were kept, so every time someone got into the fridge, he would try to hop in.
He was always looking for mischief and fun games to play, but one of his favorite things was to find a patch of sunlight and take a nap. Max is very much missed and was very loved during his time with us!
PHOTO: ALEXA MILLERThis story was submitted by Alexa Miller in support of Animal Lifeline of Iowa, Inc. To read other stories from the Pawsitively Picture Perfect photo contest, click here!
