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A Florida suburb has been invaded by a group of domesticated lionhead rabbits. Residents of Jenade Isles, Florida, are pushing for the city to rescue the creatures.
They rabbits are descendants of a group a backyard breeder illegally let loose when she moved away two years ago.
Residents are raising money to relocate the rabbits, which dig holes, chew wiring and aren't suited for the Florida outdoors.
Residents are raising money to relocate the rabbits, which dig holes, chew wiring and aren't suited for Florida's outdoors.
Money is being raised to deal with 60 to 100 lionhead rabbits now populating Jenada Isles, an 81-home community in Wilton Manors.