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ALICIA GRIGGS: One of the neighbors
moved a couple of years ago, and she just left her rabbits
in the street when she moved.
They were not spayed or neutered,
so they started multiplying.
And now there's probably 50 or more
rabbits in the neighborhood.
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Meanwhile, they're not supposed to be in the heat
because they could have a heat stroke when
the temperatures get above 85.
And there's predators all around that can kill them.
And we've found dead rabbits all over the place, you know?
I've seen several dead rabbits.
So they need to be rescued and rehomed.
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JON KING: Well, every morning, I get-- the first thing
I do is get up and cover up the holes
and chase them out of the backyard, too.
But, you know, I like them, but I just wish
they would live somewhere else.
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