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Story summary
- Each spring, the Easter bunny boom surges abandoned rabbits and chicks, overwhelming shelters.
- Advocates warn that Easter purchases drive surrender and the Bunny World Foundation notes rabbits are bought as toys but require care.
- Chicks and ducklings face abandonment as they grow into noisy, difficult animals.
- The Bunny World Foundation urges avoiding live-animal gifts and choosing chocolate instead.
- Rabbits need a long-term commitment, including specialized diets and veterinary attention.
