Please...If you dont do this for Lucky...do this for me...
Please Sign this petition and Help punish the assholes who did this to Lucky the rabbit. =~(
"On July 13, 2004, six people met at a prearranged location near a Northern California lake. One person brought duct tape and a pocket full of explosives. Another brought a video camera. The man who organized this summer evening gathering arrived carrying his pet rabbit.
The group went out onto a fishing pier. They duct taped a quarter-stick of dynamite to the 4 pound defenseless bunny, lit the fuse and threw her into the water. They video taped the entire incident, presumably hoping to document the rabbit being blown to smithereens.
The rabbit's name is Lucky and a lucky rabbit she is.
The fuse went out and Lucky swam in panic until she was exhausted. Lucky's "owner", 18 year old Nicholas Sigmon, a lifeguard at that very lake, jumped in the water and retrieved his pet.
Once back on the dock, Sigmon, Paul Collins, Collins' brother and their friends, debated a second explosion attempt while a soaked and terrified Lucky lay at their feet. They decided against it as the fuse was now too short and they would risk injuring themselves. The evenings' "fun" was over and Sigmon took his pet rabbit home."
You can read the entire store here and sign the petition.......PLEASE
http://www.rabbit.org/rabbit-center/lucky/luckystory.htm
"On July 13, 2004, six people met at a prearranged location near a Northern California lake. One person brought duct tape and a pocket full of explosives. Another brought a video camera. The man who organized this summer evening gathering arrived carrying his pet rabbit.
The group went out onto a fishing pier. They duct taped a quarter-stick of dynamite to the 4 pound defenseless bunny, lit the fuse and threw her into the water. They video taped the entire incident, presumably hoping to document the rabbit being blown to smithereens.
The rabbit's name is Lucky and a lucky rabbit she is.
The fuse went out and Lucky swam in panic until she was exhausted. Lucky's "owner", 18 year old Nicholas Sigmon, a lifeguard at that very lake, jumped in the water and retrieved his pet.
Once back on the dock, Sigmon, Paul Collins, Collins' brother and their friends, debated a second explosion attempt while a soaked and terrified Lucky lay at their feet. They decided against it as the fuse was now too short and they would risk injuring themselves. The evenings' "fun" was over and Sigmon took his pet rabbit home."
You can read the entire store here and sign the petition.......PLEASE
http://www.rabbit.org/rabbit-center/lucky/luckystory.htm