Exotic fluffy bunnies have invaded a Florida neighborhood after a breeder illegally let some loose. Locals want to capture and re-home the rabbits, but it'll be expensive. And the cute critters make ...

A volunteer group that rescued about a hundred rabbits from a Granada Hills home last month is under the gun to find them homes because the furry critters are starting to multiply — as rabbits tend to ...

We have several neighbors who take a casual approach to lawn maintenance. They are essentially growing native habitat. Word spread about the unofficial wildlife sanctuaries in the neighborhood, and ...

OKLAHOMA – We are well past Easter, but Peter Cottontail is still hopping down the bunny trail in Oklahoma. Rabbits seem to be everywhere this year – more than usual – and experts say they’re not ...

While both the Ontario Humane Society and Toronto Animal Services say there's been no jump in surrendered pets since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, one group maintains calls for its services are way up: ...

Want a pet rabbit for Easter? They’re hopping around like crazy in an Orlando-area neighborhood, and the public’s help is needed in giving the fast-multiplying animals forever homes. Orlando Rabbit ...

Bunny rabbit numbers are exploding in some areas across the GTA, causing headaches for homeowners with newly planted gardens and jamming animal protection phone lines with callers worried about how to ...

ALBUQUERQUE — Rabbits are certainly known for their propensity for multiplying, but one species of jackrabbit is having trouble keeping up. There are an estimated 150 white-sided jackrabbits left in ...

MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota (WCCO) — As the pandemic forced many people to stay home, some adopted furry friends for company. But some rabbits have been left to roam. The bunny love stands out in the south ...

Zoraida Barreto looked out of the back window of her home near Orlando early this year and noticed a colorful rabbit nibbling around her storage shed. Within weeks, she spotted three, then 12, Then 15 ...

We all know the stereotype about rabbits. And OK, so there's a reason this particular stereotype exists. According to National Geographic, female rabbits reach sexual maturity as young as two months.