I have a giant flemish rabbit. I was carrying it to bring it back over a gate towards its cage. It started kicking and squirming and i knew it was going to fall and be a mild inconvenience to have to recapture. I dropped it over the gate. It was not a very dramatic fall. It turns out the fall must have been bad as its hindlegs are now nonfunctional. I paralyzed the rabbit. It is breathing really fast and seems to be in pain. I have to kill it and i've never done anything like this.

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by Anonymous on Mar 20, 2014 at 7:24 AM

hammer to the head is the fastest and most humane. Its absolutely instant. hit it hard and do NOT close your eyes. you may miss and injure worse.

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by Anonymous on Mar 20, 2014 at 11:32 AM

BS #1. Take it to a vet.

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by Anonymous on Mar 20, 2014 at 3:49 PM

Are you a fucking cretin?, Put the poor fucking animal out of it's obvious pain and misery and watch while you do it so that you learn to be more careful with animals in the future, Personaly i'd ban you from being anywhere near an animal again ever!, But seeing as that wont happen it's just a shame that morons like you are allowed within a mile of animals.

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by Anonymous on Mar 21, 2014 at 11:37 AM

Back of the head then wabbit stew or to the grill.

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by Anonymous on Mar 22, 2014 at 5:38 PM

Why dont you off yourself and responders 1 and 4 since you all are a waste.

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by Anonymous on Mar 23, 2014 at 9:28 PM

If you are going to put your rabbit down take her to a veterinarian. First consider if there is a way you could repair her legs, I had a mouse who broke her left front leg and we repaired it at the vet and she lived quite a long time afterward comfortably. This is your responsibility to pay for your pet to be well again because it was your wrong doing that hurt her. You are not a cruel person, it was an accident. I'm sorry.

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