The onion chopping ninjas just follow this author around, don’t they?

My school bought not one, but two rabbits. They hyped us all up for us and promised us that we would keep them. They arrived and all of the older kids were working their butts of because the rabbits deserved to have a good life. The teachers did nothing to help until finally, they gave them away. Overnight. Without telling us. We still have the cages in our school. It was awful

As someone who owned three free-range bunnies, let me reiterate--THEY ARE NOT SUITABLE PETS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN. Bunnies are very delicate, they can have heart attacks easily, they injure easily, and their gut health is their whole life. A bunny whose guts go haywire is a dead bunny in less than 24 hours. They CHEW. Bunny proofing is essential for your home. Vet costs are not cheap, and they need lots of proper space for excercise each day. They do NOT belong in a hutch for hours upon hours--only for sleeping. They are magical creatures with huge personalities, but they are only suitable pets for older kids or adults who are willing to care for them properly.

Don't adopt if you can't take the responsibility, adoption is a lifelong commitment. My cat isn't the center of my life, but I know that I'm the center of his. I'll never betray that trust.

I didn't actually know people would do that often to bunnies. That's so sad and horrible! For me, the reason these comics are so sad is the fact that they're all too true.

I had two bunnies growing up, and they had the run of the house... terrorized our dogs, were regularly given yogurt treats and tasty seed balls... hutches on the indoor sun porch... They were the best little muffins. Lived to the ripe old age of 9 and 11, respectively.

my old f***ing neighbour did the same with the pet rabbits of his grandson. grandson didnt wanted them anymore, grumpy granpa hates animals. so one day he said to me.. "oh, he's gone".. the fox will take it. how can anyone be so???

Before this virus I ran a pet sitting business. One of the most abused and neglected animals by a mile was rabbits. The conditions that some were left in were beyond awful. People buy them for their children and they are forgotten and left to rot, very sad indeed.

We had a dwarf lop eared bunny named Wiblet. He was adorable and absolutely loved bath time. We house trained him and he had free range. Unfortunately, he was also an accomplished escape artist. We'd be sitting on the back deck, look down at the next street and there he'd be, heading over to the golf course. The neighbor kids would find him and bring him home constantly. He got out right before we moved and we never found him. Somehow, I think he survived.

So sad please leave the rabbits out in the wild where they belong.

I love these comics because they show off really important current topics in memorable ways. Maybe someday someone will remember this comic about releasing bunnies into the world and end up keeping the bunny.

PETA needs to see this. NOW!

That psychopump is so sweet, in every single comic death is very nice and understanding

I had an albino rabbit who was an attack rabbit - she bit a hole in my thumb, in my Weejuns, and a gash in my mama's leg. She would also kick the neighbor's dog rump over teakettle for fun. She tunnelled out of her pen when she was 6, & we noticed the wild rabbits were a lot bigger for a few years after that.

This is sad.

This is a SERIOUS problem with snakes and lizards as well. My friend rescued one (snake) that had been set on fire by a family. They poured gasoline over it and threw a match at it. It went under there deck and set there house on fire. The worst part? They adopted it from a different abusive owner. They knew how big it would get but they just rescued it to burn it.

This made me angry. Mainly because the bunny's owner chose such an unsuitable place for it to be released!!

Excuse me but I need to go hug my bunny now

Thanks so much! It was only logical that the same stupid people who keep a rabbit in such a stupid tiny cage would release it into death.

Death is not the enemy.

Waaaaaaaaaaahhhhh it’s so sad

People can be so irresponsible. Rabbits can be wonderful pets for the right person. I have had two over the years and they were the sweetest animals.

Bunbun became Yumyum for something else dreaming of chasing and eating bunnies instead of grass.

This a personal story, but seven of my bunnies were rescued Easter dumps. All were very vulnerable breeds (think Dwarf Hotot, Netherland Dwarf, Holland Lop, etc). I try to give all of my bunnies the best life possible, to show that humans aren't all bad. They were/all all sweethearts. Luv those floofies :')

the onions are in my store room i think onions are stronger then i think?

The baby bunnie was a lil sweetheart

Even "good" people do not realize that, unlike them, animals suffer all year around, every year, too often at the hands of irresponsible or evil, uncaring humans.....they don't suffer only during man-made catastrophes.