Experts discourage families from buying rabbits, chicks for Easter
Animal experts are urging families to not buy rabbits and baby ducks as Easter gifts this holiday weekend.
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Apr 15, 2022, 11:50 AM
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Updated 1,119 days ago
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672ds agoAnimal experts are urging families to not buy rabbits and baby ducks as Easter gifts this holiday weekend.
News 12’s Danielle Campbell is in Riverhead with more on why these animals may not make the best pets.
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