Well it seems that not only a cat or dog but also
A bunny is for life not just for christmas
Should be the motto in swedish pet shops as apparently
The rabbits, not native to Sweden, are mainly the offspring of pets released by owners,
news.bbc.co.uk...
I am suprised Bunnies are not native to sweden they seem to be everywhere else in europe and also the Artic....
What is tragic for me is that I bet you could go to a Pet shop in the capital and buy a Baby Bunny Rabbit, but at the same time these more elderely
ones are unwanted and strays and therefore hunted down.
This story brings back for me memories of a very famous film/cartoon from the late 70's Watership Down. With the nasty & bad & evil "Black Rabbit"
who I wouldnt mind the swedes using for fuel!
In the UK which had masses of people and children walking out of cinemas crying and caused endless nightmares across the land.
If you have never seen it, and want to know life from a Bunnies point of veiw it is a must, its like Bambi with more realistic survival of the fittest
in it, quite gruesome in places, for a cartoon you may be suprised much like early anime.
Art Garfunkel created the famous theme tune here "Bright Eyes"
Well it seemed upsetting to me and I remember my freinds to being in tears, though we were all very very young befre age 7 etc and I have never
watched it since as to be honest the memories are quite strong still, and remember it clearly!
Here it is BEWARE WARNING EVEN THOUGH A CARTOON CAUTION WITH VERY YOUNG CHILDREN may occur also do not watch before bed yourself no matter how tough
or old, nightmares will ensue lol, well for the young ones they are a must.
I am sure this film will be remebered by many, and never forgotten if watched now.
Maybe a new version could be made with a "Swedish Black Bunny" or it should be sent by Peta to all homes in stockholm!
Kind Regards,
Elf
[edit on 16-10-2009 by MischeviousElf]