I think that would be brilliant if you could and find out why he is a permanent resident? I just don't get it, as why would you want to keep a giant rabbit especially like that, it doesn't seem likely to be attached to any member of staff at all.
To be honest I can't stop crying about him now, and I know I am a distance away, but you know I'm planning to visit you soon, and if so would you be able to get him out, and then I could collect from you and pay all his costs of course.
I really don't think he can be there because of any health issues, because he would in that case need a much better set up and care than he is no doubt receiving, and I really do think they are just referring to him as that, and using him as some kind of 'freak show' which of course he is not, but most people might not be aware that rabbits can be this large, and view him as a novelty, or they may have had lots of time wasters and just got fed up with it, and decided not to bother trying to rehome him any more because of too much hassle.
Please Maysie, can you try and do something for him, as all the letters in the world without an actual offer of a home, could still leave him living in solitary confinement, desperately unhappy, problems developing with his teeth because of the lack of hay, the list is just on-going, for weeks before any changes (unlikely) were maybe made, the poor thing just probably wishes it was dead, and he is making me feel ill with worry over his desperately sad situation.
You've got my email. Would you let me/everyone know how you get on, and if we (me) can get him out of there? I'm in absolute bits here thinking of the terribly sad long night he has ahead of him, and it's not going to be a great one for me either, but if there could maybe be some hope for a better life for him tomorrow, that would just be the best news ever.