PHOTO OP: Yes! A Treat!
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Man Finds Lost Bunny in Couch Cushions
Man Finds Lost Bunny in Couch Cushions
A local boy was reunited with his lost bunny this morning after the animal was found stuck in the cushions of a nearby couch.
“I heard this sort of scratching sound while was sitting down to watch the morning news,” said Jason Berry, who found the rabbit. “At first I couldn’t figure out what it was, but then I saw the little bunny ears peeking up from behind the cushions.”
Berry said he was initially confused, because he doesn’t have a rabbit, but soon remembered the flyers he’d seen around town for a lost bunny.
“I thought, ‘Could that be this bunny?’ So I got the little guy out of the couch and set him up with some water and leftover beet greens from my supper last night,” he recounted. Berry then when down the street to the a telephone pole where he’d seen one of the flyers to copy down the phone number.
The boy, Matthew Harper, of 336 Pontiac Ave, was overjoyed to hear that his bunny had been found.
“I’m just happy to have Floppers back,” he said. “I don’t even know how he couldn’t have gotten all the way across down and into that man’s couch. So weird, right?”
Via 4preciousbunnies.
PHOTO OP: Lazy Ferret Day
PHOTO OP: Lazy Ferret Day
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AP Hires First Dog Photojournalist
AP Hires First Dog Photojournalist
The Associated Press has announced the hire of their first ever canine photojournalist, a Jack Russell named Ginny. While some critics think the move is just a publicity stunt – the pup has an extremely popular Instagram feed – the AP insists she’s been hired on merit.
“Having quality photography is extremely important to us, especially as the mobile web gets more visual,” said Alina Hahn, a photography recruiter at the AP. “Make no mistake: this dog can shoot.”
The dog’s first assignment will be to cover the upcoming Master’s golf tournament.
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PHOTO OP: Doin’ Hard Time
PHOTO OP: Doin’ Hard Time
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