Netizens Coming Together to Find Child's Stuffed Bunny
- 11 years ago
A British girl named Ruby recently lost her beloved stuffed rabbit somewhere in London. As soon as the child’s mother, Zoe Stewart realized the creature was missing, she logged onto her various social media accounts and launched a campaign to find it.
A British girl named Ruby recently lost her beloved stuffed rabbit somewhere in London. As soon as the child’s mother, Zoe Stewart realized the creature was missing, she logged onto her various social media accounts and launched a campaign to find it.
The stuffed animal, fondly named Mr. Rabbit was given to Ruby when she was just an infant. The campaign to find the toy titled "Find Mr Rabbit" has been retweeted and shared thousands of times.
Stewart chronicled how the bunny went missing claiming the family left the Flat Iron Steak Restaurant with Mr Rabbit. They then walked around for a bit past a few more local restaurants over to Oxford street.
They hopped onboard a train to London Bridge and headed to East Dulwich which is when the rabbit disappeared. Ruby is devastated at the loss of her bunny.
Stewart noted “We’ve had Rabbit since Ruby was just a few days old. They are best friends and he comes everywhere with us. He was there when she was in hospital, he was there when she had chicken pox, her first tooth, the first time she fell and skint her knee or bumped her head. He’s seen it all.”
A British girl named Ruby recently lost her beloved stuffed rabbit somewhere in London. As soon as the child’s mother, Zoe Stewart realized the creature was missing, she logged onto her various social media accounts and launched a campaign to find it.
The stuffed animal, fondly named Mr. Rabbit was given to Ruby when she was just an infant. The campaign to find the toy titled "Find Mr Rabbit" has been retweeted and shared thousands of times.
Stewart chronicled how the bunny went missing claiming the family left the Flat Iron Steak Restaurant with Mr Rabbit. They then walked around for a bit past a few more local restaurants over to Oxford street.
They hopped onboard a train to London Bridge and headed to East Dulwich which is when the rabbit disappeared. Ruby is devastated at the loss of her bunny.
Stewart noted “We’ve had Rabbit since Ruby was just a few days old. They are best friends and he comes everywhere with us. He was there when she was in hospital, he was there when she had chicken pox, her first tooth, the first time she fell and skint her knee or bumped her head. He’s seen it all.”