Lost
Lost rabbits in South Florida
South Pointe Park
Lost
listing
Posted
about 7 hours
ago
Description
On Sunday around 5:30 p.m., I realized my rabbits were missing from my condo yard along Ocean Drive in South Beach. Pepper, a tiny gray bunny with a white tail, and Sprout, a fluffy white one with a shy hop, are part of our family and the kids are devastated. I've searched the courtyard, checked the pool area, and called around to nearby buildings from Lincoln Road to South Pointe Park, but they're still gone. If anyone has seen them or had them brought in, I'd be so grateful to know they're safe.
Approximate last-seen location
South Pointe Park
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