Kingston Volkswagen technicians coax a hesitant rabbit from the vehicle
While Kingston Volkswagen technicians are well-trained in working with Rabbits, they were taken somewhat off-guard when they had to deal with one of the four-legged, furry variety this past week.
A customer dropped off his Volkswagen Golf on Friday, stating that the vehicle was experiencing electrical issues. When the technician opened the hood to inspect the engine compartment, a rabbit peeked out from its hiding place.
Technicians tried to grab the floppy-eared hitchhiker but it kept moving behind the front bumper, so they lifted the car into the air and removed the under panels. With a little encouragement, the bunny was eventually safely removed from the vehicle and into a container.
The Volkswagen rabbit after it was rescued by technicians
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Thank You to Kingston Volkswagen for rescuing and feeding this Rabbit but apparently you are unaware that this was a Domestic Rabbit not a wild one. It needed to be taken to a shelter, Humane Society, or other local rescue not abandoned back outdoors again to fend for itself.