Crossposted from Tails from RASKC

At Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC), we care for more than just cats and dogs. Depending on the need, we’ve taken in guinea pigs, birds, snakes, and even a rat or two.

This year, we’ve taken in a large number of rabbits, which has been a bit unusual. Unfortunately, rabbits don’t do well in the shelter environment – but fortunately we have a group of dedicated bunny foster families who care for these fuzzy critters in their own home until they’re adopted. This story about one particular bunny comes from Kellie, one of our foster volunteers.

“Last night I had five bunnies break out of their pen. The mess I came down to made me question why we foster. I thought to myself it’s so much work. Maybe this is not worth it.” Read more.