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Easter is bad for bunnies. Widespread misunderstanding of domestic rabbits has made them one of the most abandoned pets in America, and Jenny Jinya is not OK with that. The same illustrator and comic artist who made people cry with her Good Boy and Black Cat strips just created a new one to make people stop and think before bringing a bunny into their homes.

Jenny drew a story about an owner’s emotional struggles as he brings his dog to the vet to be put to sleep and stays with him in his final moments. It’s bound to make any animal lover’s bottom lip tremble.

The series started off with 'Good Boy' and 'Black Cat' and eventually moved towards bunnies and elephants, but this time Jenny directs everyone's attention to neglected animals we rarely talk about as suffering pets -- parrots.

Every pet deserves love, care, and respect. No matter how they look. After all, it’s the inside that really matters, not the scars we show to the world outside.

Jenny Jinya, the artist who makes people cry with her Grim Reaper animal comics, started the series with a story about a dog who got left behind. Now, she's back with a story about another good boy in a bad family.

4" x 6" cards for every occasion. Digitally printed on heavyweight stock. Uncoated blank interior provides a superior writing surface. Comes with a kraft envelope. Additional sizes are available. The Grim Reaper likes to have a little fun like the rest of us.

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Easter is bad for bunnies. Widespread misunderstanding of domestic rabbits has made them one of the most abandoned pets in America, and Jenny Jinya is not OK with that. The same illustrator and comic artist who made people cry with her Good Boy and Black Cat strips just created a new one to make people stop and think before bringing a bunny into their homes.