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  1. 07-12-2017, 09:25 AM #1
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    More of these guys please! Man saves wild bunny from LA wild fires. Twitter video:
    https://twitter.com/ABC/status/938649921015701504
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    Quote Originally Posted by catxx View Post
    More of these guys please! Man saves wild bunny from LA wild fires. Twitter video:
    https://twitter.com/ABC/status/938649921015701504
    Lovely chap, but some of the comments..............*sigh*.............


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    Quote Originally Posted by catxx View Post
    More of these guys please! Man saves wild bunny from LA wild fires. Twitter video:
    https://twitter.com/ABC/status/938649921015701504

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    Were they sure it was wild and not someone's pet that got loose? The man seemed so emotionally involved, if his gesticulations were any clue. And I can't imagine a wild hare running back towards a human even if the other way is certain death, but...wow.

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    Aww, this is really nice! I have such a fear about getting the bunnies out safely if there was ever a fire, seeing animals being rescued from fire makes me slightly less worried.
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    Saw this on news and though what a great guy, although couldn't see clearly I'd say it as defo a wild rabbit, what a hero
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    Oh wow. I know my husband would do the same. When we went to the rabbit farm protest and he went after some yobs who was mocking everyone shouting rabbit meat pies. He ran out of the march and got in this one blokes face and shouted " you think rabbits dying is funny? You don't say anything about rabbits ever again!" And they actually bricked themselves don't mess with bunnies.

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    I saw this on the news and was going to post the link myself. Personally I am heart warmed to see that there are still compassionate and unselfish people who have a desire to help vulnerable animals, whether they be rabbits, birds, cats or dogs or whatever. I hope the gentleman concerned is traced and given some sort of acknowledgement by the animal society on america. It was a touching moment and I for one feel a sense of pride that there are still people like him in the world.
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    I've just seen this on the news. Actually felt my heart swell

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  10. 08-12-2017, 07:24 AM #10
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    That is amazing

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