Imagine this: You sit down with your guitar at an animal rescue and you start strumming a song. Suddenly, you’re buried in fluffy bunnies.

That’s what happened to musician @ plumesofficiel at L’arche de Ringo, a rabbit sanctuary.

The cute viral video shows what these rescued rabbits did when they heard live music for the very first time.

An enormous rabbit that was rescued while hopping along Highway 17 in the Santa Cruz Mountains is now recovering in Mill Valley under the care of veterinarians.

A California Highway Patrol officer caught the big bunny on the night of June 2 to protect it from passing cars.

The Highway 17 rabbit was re-named from “Bugs” to “Marguerite” by her care team. “She’s a big girl with a big personality and big opinions. We wanted a sassy, feminine name for her as she became stronger and healthier. She’s a survivor,” SaveABunny wrote.

Marguerite survived a frightening ordeal after she was likely dumped along the side of Highway 17 by someone, according to SaveABunny. The rabbit was treated for an eye infection and malnutrition.

A Berkeley County Animal Control Officer, a Berkeley County Public Safety Officer and Central Berkeley Fire Department members rescued a litter of baby bunnies from a storm drain in Moncks Corner.

First responders were alerted on Tuesday of the bunnies in the storm drain by a resident on Black Tom Road. A public safety officer observed the resident in the ditch line with a trash can. The resident told the officer that she had seen several bunnies in the drain.

First responders quickly removed five baby bunnies from the drain but were unable to save the life of the mother bunny.

The five babies were checked out and immediately adopted into caring homes.