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Middletown volunteers scrambling to find forever homes for dozens of abandoned bunnies
As many as 70 rabbits were released and recovered in a Middletown, Ohio park over the weekend. Now, volunteers are scrambling to find homes and enough food to keep the recovered rabbits from going hungry.
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MIDDLETOWN, Ohio â Here s a fact many might not know about domesticated rabbits: They can eat up to three times their body weight.
It s an esoteric fact that became important for volunteers in the Middletown area over the weekend when as many as 70 rabbits were released and recovered over the weekend. Now, those volunteers are scrambling to find homes and enough food to keep the recovered rabbits from going hungry.
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Police ID woman accused of dumping bunnies in Middletown park More than 40 rabbits were dumped at Smith Park in Middletown. (Source: WXIX) By Natalya Daoud | May 17, 2021 at 1:56 PM EDT - Updated May 17 at 2:43 PM
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (FOX19) - Middletown police have identified the woman who they say admitted to abandoning at least a dozen bunnies at a Middletown park Saturday.
According to a police report, 43-year-old Leah Mendoza dumped 35 bunnies at Smith Park but said she only left 10 to 15 there.
A Middletown officer says she was contacted on Facebook Saturday about a woman who was reportedly going to abandon 47 rabbits at the park.