Lost rabbits near Deception Pass, Skagit/Island area.
Description
I’m Grace Thompson. I lost my rabbits tonight around 7:45 PM while I was walking with my dog near Deception Pass Bridge on the island side in Skagit County. They’re two tiny, curious creatures: one is grey with a white belly, the other white with a black ear. I’d just fed them near the park overlook and let them roam for a moment when a gust of wind whipped through the pines and they vanished into the tall grasses along the shoreline. My heart dropped; I’ve had them since they were babies, and the colder night worries me. If you remember seeing two little hops by the trail at sunset, please let me know. I’m not giving up yet.
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