Lucky, the 13-month-old rabbit, had no known health issues prior to the incident. Its last routine health check was in February 2026. “He was hopping around,” Michiko, Lucky’s owner, said. Rabbit Headquarters, the home grooming provider, said that it will share its findings once its ongoing review is complete. #mothershipnews #mothershiponearth #sgnews #singapore
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