Seems like Comms. Rabbit, RR, escaped/recaptured.
Dangerous rabbit terrorizes neighborhood
PERRY, Iowa (KCCI) - People often think of bunnies as cute little creatures featured in Easter celebrations and county fairs.
But what if one jumped up and bit you? Such an animal has been terrorizing a community outside Des Moines, Iowa.
People living in in Perry say a cute black bunny patrolling their neighborhood has been far from friendly.
One person captured on camera the animal aggressively lunging at them.
It did more to Ramona Rustan.
“It jumps up and bites me,” Rustan said. “I am like, ‘Oh, my gosh. I just got bit by a bunny.’”
She says the bad rabbit then hopped next door to her neighbor’s house.
“It came around to her car and wouldn’t let her out of her car,” Rustan said. “When she did get out of her car, it chased her up to her door.”
Rustan called the police.
A call report by the police shows a 13-year-old across the alley from Rustan also was bitten by the same rabbit.
“The Perry Police Department said it’s a been a rabbit that has been around terrorizing people,” Rustan said.
The call report indicates the 13-year-old will be getting rabies shots.
A precaution Rustan, who says she is a nurse, has no interest pursuing.
“No, I’m not worried about rabies because, when it bit me, you know, I didn’t see it frothing at the mouth or anything like that,” she said.
Late Friday morning, police caught the rabbit and took it to the city’s wastewater treatment plant, where it was released. It has not been seen in the neighborhood since.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, wash the wound and seek medical care if an unfamiliar animal bites you.
It says a health care provider can determine if you need rabies shots.
https://www.dakotanewsnow.com/2023/05/10/dangerous-rabbit-terrorizes-neighborhood/