The perils of bunny addiction

[Garm]

TIGARD, Ore. - Here we go again.

A woman court-ordered to stay away from animals was found Tuesday in a Tigard extended-stay hotel with rabbits, authorities said.

It was just the latest problem for 47-year-old Miriam Sakewitz, who has served jail time in the past over a sometimes bizarre case of animal abuse and hoarding.

Back in 2006, police found nearly 250 rabbits at her Hillsboro home, 88 of which were dead and in freezers. After the animals were confiscated, she broke into a police facility and took back more than 140 of them.

http://www.katu.com/news/48262432.html

[Sothis*Crowfeather]

WOW! 250 rabbits...and she managed to steal back 140 of them! Now thats a girl who truely worships bunnies. And pepole think I am bunny crazy... thanx for sharing! :)

[WitchJezebel]

The stench must have been revolting. I feel sorry for her though, she's got serious issues.

[watersprite]

This lady is jusy nuts and needs to spend a little time in a bunny free zone.

[Cappy]

I, uh, don't know exactly what to say...:foh:

[Clair de la Lune]

OMGs!!!! Holy cow, er bunnies or something.....

I thought I had issues somedays with collecting music and movies.

Dang!

Do you think there might be something wrong with that gal?:cutie:

[Shanti]

She should of just stared an appropriate rabbitry.
Meat and fiber rabbits are always in demand.

As to her have several in her freezer, so what?
I have rabbits, chickens, goats and a pig in my freezer!

[KC Destroyer of Worlds]

Did someone say...

Bunny?

[Glowy]

eep

[la tortuga]

When I saw the title of this thread, I thought we were talking about another type of bunny entirely...

I can't imagine keeping that number of animals in a home, especially if it is as a knick-knack collector type. If you really love those animals, you should keep them properly instead of surrounding yourself with them like that, it's not good for anyone involved, that way.