Cotton the Bunny Visits for Wet Nose Wednesday

Cotton came calling today.

Cottonthe bunny visited with Andy Rent as he talked about her on the Andy in the Morning show for Wet Nose Wednesday.

Ashley, from the Humane Society of West Michigan, brought Cotton into the studios.

Cotton is a 1-year old English Angora mixed rabbit. Cotton was originally found as a stray and she was luckily found and brought in, as she is clearly not a wild rabbit.

According to Petfinder.com, rabbits have strikingly distinctive personalities. They can be as playful and silly as puppies or kittens, as independent and fascinating as cats, or as loyal and openly affectionate as dogs. And long-time rabbit owners claim that domestic rabbits are, in their own way, every bit as smart as cats and dogs.

Ashley also mentioned Reading Between Friends!

Reading Between Friends is an interactive way for students to work on their reading skills while helping comfort and reduce anxiety felt by shelter pets. Participants are able to interact with their "reading friend" for a short time before they sit down for quiet reading time with either a cat, dog or small animal.

• Monday afternoon from 4-5PM (October-May)
• Ages: 5-16 (adults may participate)
• cats & small animals: 5-16
• cats, small animals and dogs: 12-16
• $7 per family each time
• Pre-registration required (spaces are limited)

Also, save the date for their up coming Spring Break Camp in April.

You can get all the information on the Humane Society website or call (616) 453-8900.