Meet Percy! He's a police department's emotional support bunny
"Being able to hold him, pet him, and just kind of step back from that situation for a minute – regroup is vital," an officer said.
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"Being able to hold him, pet him, and just kind of step back from that situation for a minute – regroup is vital," an officer said.
In Disney's Zootopia, Officer Judy Hopps is a bunny who wants to become a cop. She hails from a family of carrot farmers. However, she succeeds in becoming the first bunny cop in her city. Little did Hopps know, a real-life bunny cop exists in Sacramento, California. Percy, who was once an abandoned rabbit, has a crucial job at the California police station, CNN reported. He is a wellness officer and helps other cops decompress from their stressful lives. According to an officer, appointing the bunny was a joke, but it caught on.
Percy, fondly called Officer Hops, is tasked with helping police cops alleviate stress.
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