Bunny lady keeps getting in trouble

Bunny lady keeps getting in trouble

by SouthernFriedInfidel | Published on June 18th, 2009, 10:06 am | Life

Some people just can't have pets. This lady, for instance, seems to have her "beloved" rabbits die around her A LOT. She needs help, but has avoided it. At this point, I think she really needs some incarceration to get the message across. :sad-roulette:

Rabbits in the freezer? Best place for them. Delicious!

A Person wrote:Rabbits in the freezer? Best place for them. Delicious!

Depends on how long it took to get them there, I expect.
:scared-yipes:

I think if I was the judge... I'd just let her have them....

Somethings... you just can't stop....

My kid is at University of Victoria, the campus there is covered with pet bunnies (at least the bits not covered with students smoking pot), in all sorts of breeds and colours that have been released by their owners

Although cute they have become a bit of a pest. One solution:

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Kids love that movie. June 18th, 2009, 11:17 am Reply with quote

Kids love that movie.

Adults do too

There are plenty of jokes for the grown ups.

Here's one with 334 rabbits:

RIO RANCHO, N.M. (AP) -- A New Mexico woman with an affinity for rabbits has run afoul of the law after her rascally pets started multiplying like, well, rabbits. Rio Rancho police said Monday that Nancy Haseman was cited under an ordinance that allows five pets per household after an animal control officer found 334 bunnies hopping around in her yard.

The officer spotted the animals last month after a neighbor complained about rabbits eating her garden.

Haseman says her husband rescued a rabbit 12 years ago after a neighbor abandoned it, then the couple began rescuing more bunnies.

She says they kept the males separate from the females, but the males hopped the fence and things got "out of control."

Haseman says the couple hoped to help the animals.

Rescue groups have found homes for about half the Haseman rabbits.

The verdict... Jail time for the rabbit lover...

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- An Oregon woman obsessed with bunnies has been ordered back behind bars after police found her in a hotel room with more than a dozen rabbits.

Washington County Circuit Judge Gayle Nachtigal ruled Thursday that 47-year-old Miriam Sakewitz violated her probation by having the rabbits. The judge sentenced the woman to 90 days in the county jail.

Police arrested Sakewitz June 16 after she called a maintenance worker to her room in the Portland suburb of Tigard to fix a broken television set. The worker saw and smelled the rabbits, some of them hopping free.

The woman's legal problems began in 2006, when Hillsboro police found more than 150 rabbits in her home and dozens more bunny bodies in freezers. She was arrested on accusations of animal neglect. After pleading no contest, she was placed on five years probation, with one condition being that she stay away from rabbits.

Tigard Police spokesman Jim Wolf said Washington County animal control officers removed eight adult rabbits, five young ones and a dead one from the hotel room in the latest incident.

Washington County probation officer Bob Severe said Sakewitz had undergone a court-ordered mental evaluation but that no treatment was recommended