Two pet rabbits missing near Kyle Field on campus
Description
I'm Emily Carter, and this morning around 7:45 I realized my two rabbits were gone after I was walking from the Memorial Student Center toward the parking lot behind Kyle Field. They slipped from their carrier when a dog barked nearby, and I haven't seen them since. They're tiny—one white with gray ears, the other gray with a small black spot on the nose—and I've been calling their names by the oak trees along the MSC lawn. I adopted them last spring, and I'm terrified they'll get scared or hurt in this heat. If you've seen them near the MSC, especially around the north side of Kyle Field, please let me know through this site.
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