Nearly 30 rabbits already adopted as part of Operation Bunny Hop

A day after 30 rabbits were brought to CMPD’s animal shelter, 28 have already been adopted.
A day after launching 'Operation Bunny Hop,' 28 bunnies have already been adopted from CMPD's...
A day after launching 'Operation Bunny Hop,' 28 bunnies have already been adopted from CMPD's animal shelter.(CMPD Animal Care and Control)
Published: Sep. 15, 2022 at 3:52 PM EDT
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Just one day after 30 bunnies were brought in to CMPD’s Animal Care and Control shelter, 28 have already been given new homes.

The facility was already housing six rabbits, and did not have adequate space to take care of 36 bunnies for a long period of time, especially when considering the general overcrowding local animal shelters were already experiencing.

In the shelter’s update, it also said that all of the rabbits adopted will be spayed or neutered at Snip Well Spay Neuter & Wellness Clinic.

Bunny adopters will need to schedule appointments for their new pets, but the animal shelter will cover the costs of the surgery.

Anyone with questions regarding the rabbits can contact Melissa Knicely, CMPD’s Animal Care and Control Communications Manager.

Related: CMPD Animal Control announces ‘Operation Bunny Hop’ to help 30 rabbits find new homes