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gofundme KCAL OCBS NEWS NEnS LOSANGELES Rebuild The Bunny Museum; Help Steve &. Candace $23,998 raised $1.5M goal . 422 donations 2% Share Donate now Candace Frazee is organizing this fundraiser to benefit The Bunny, Museum Tax deductible The Bunny Museum, open for 27 years, sadly burned to the ground during the historic Eaton Canyon Fire which wiped out much of Altadena, California. The Bunny Museum 'is known worldwide as the encyclopedic museum about everything bunny. housed over 60.000 bunny items including antiquity (meaning 2,000 years old), 10 Rose Parade float bunnies, contemporary art, and everything in between. Most of the items were burnt and destroyed. Well, let us clarify that, around 20 items were saved. The museum was marketed as having around 46,000 items, but the truth is that there were more than that as not all was recorded technically in the Catalogue Inventory. But, you can see by online photos from hoppy visitors all bunny items were or display and enjoyed The Bunny Museum will rebuild on the same land! Your generous donations will only go towards that goal. Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee, co-founders of The Bunny Museum THANK YOU for helping to rebuild the hoppiest place in the world. Updates (1) Yesterday by Candace Frazee, Organizer KCAL 9 News clip https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YN5b7A2Pwrg
Fox Wood Wildlife Rescue, Inc December 13, 2017 • Please be nice to opossums if you find them in your barns, garages or sheds. They are North America's only marsupial (pouched mammal) and they are ill equipped for the snow. They have no fur on their feet, ears or tail, so are very susceptible to frost bite. Often when opossums are seen, they are ravaged by frostbite, so they are missing toes, missing part of their tails, and their ears are crumpled. They are beautiful, gentle animals and one of the few mammals that rarely, if ever, gets rabies. Why? Because they have a normal body temperature that is below most other mammals. The rabies virus can't survive at this lower body temperature. A healthy opossum's normal reaction to the presence of a human is to stay still, open its mouth and drool. This is a normal reaction! Many people think these are symptoms of rabies in an opossum and that is not true! Opossums are not athletes. They can't run, fast, jump or climb well, so their only defense is to be very still, and show you all 52 of their teeth and pray that you just go away. Please, be kind to opossums!
Picture of an Opossum with text that says “Some people say they don't understand how I love Opossums so much…💜 I don’t understand how they cannot.”