And that he's afraid of being eaten. And that he's profoundly afraid of another bunny invading his space. Typical rabbit defenses. Not seeming to hear any of this, really, the kids just stare longingly at Cyrus, who may have several potential adopters here. But Cyrus blows it.
Whiskers twitch, twitch, twitch.
Hosting a bunny is not as easy as some people might think, and those who are unsuccessful at it may take drastic steps. And the ones in pet stores that go unsold are sold sometimes to be fed to reptiles. It's the lucky ones, she says, who end up at animal shelters and are eventually euthanized if not adopted.