Saving lives, one bunny at a time

Local women establish home-based rehabilitation center in Rye Brook to care for local wildlife in need
September 21, 2023 at 3:15 a.m.
Rye resident Stephanie Gomez (left) and Rye Brook resident Briggitte Dix bathe an Eastern Cottontail on Friday, Sept. 15, which had been partially paralyzed after being struck by a vehicle. Already on the road to recovery at the Cottontail Cottage, the rabbit will be released in several weeks.
Rye resident Stephanie Gomez (left) and Rye Brook resident Briggitte Dix bathe an Eastern Cottontail on Friday, Sept. 15, which had been partially paralyzed after being struck by a vehicle. Already on the road to recovery at the Cottontail Cottage, the rabbit will be released in several weeks. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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When a person gets hurt, they go to a doctor. If their pet is hurt, …

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