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Every year, thousands of families buy a live rabbit for Easter. A few weeks later, thousands are abandoned in parks and backyards. Domesticated rabbits are the third most abandoned pet in America, behind dogs and cats. They are not wild animals. They can't eat what wild rabbits eat. They can't dig a warren alone. Their white or piebald coats are a beacon to every hawk, coyote, and stray cat in the neighborhood. Their flight instinct has been bred out of them. A domesticated rabbit released "to be free" is usually dead within days. They need a vet who sees exotic animals, a diet of hay, fresh greens, and specific pellets, multiple hours of exercise outside the cage daily, and a quiet home that doesn't scare them. They hit bunny puberty at 5-8 months and start spraying, chewing furniture, and showing aggression unless they're neutered. They are not a starter pet for a 6-year-old who will be bored of them by July. If you already have one and can't keep it, your local House Rabbit Society chapter takes surrenders. Most animal shelters do too. It's not a failure to return them, it's what protects them.