Poachers and cosmetic manufacturers beware: International Rabbit Day is definitely not for you! Held on the fourth Saturday or Sunday of September, this annual celebration of the long-eared, short-tailed mammal is not just in the name of the millions of bunnies kept as pets across the Western world, but aims to promote a serious message about animal welfare. On International Rabbit Day we are encouraged to consider, not only the companionship offered by our favourite hutch-dwellers, but the various ways in which rabbits are harmed by medical and cosmetic testing, hunting, fur farming and, of course, casseroling. Yes, there is a serious side to International Rabbit Day but you may not be surprised to learn that events are somewhat sporadic – so let your bunny out of its hutch and give it an extra carrot or two (and be sure to plan chicken for the family roast). I wonder how this will go......
I like the rabbitabout in Gloucester . There is also a good one on the way to Woodstock that, as a teenager, we used to sometimes drive to of a night time to admire the bunnies
Previous next door neighbour use to run Hoppy Holidays where they looked after pet rabbits when their owners went on holiday. They liked it when we got our Border Terriers
The finest international rabbit of them all in my opinion is Devon Malcolm. Here's the Guardian top ten: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2000/oct/08/cricket.features
Crikey. When I saw the title of this thread I expected to see "Ann Summers" adverts!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
What, the Rampant Rabbit route? Don't worry, looks like Flakey tried it out first Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
