article_snippet: Emma Purnell, 30, from Upton-upon-Severn, will also be limiting The veterinary nurse food intake to carrots and muesli during the stint, which will last from tomorrow evening to Sunday night.
article_snippet: Emma Purnell, 30, is going to be living in a human-sized rabbit hutch for 48 hours .
article_snippet: While I was brainstorming, I came up with the idea of being that rabbit that we see in practice and in rescues that is treated as we used to believe was ok. '
article_snippet: The rabbits that live in a small hutch with no space or stimulation, with a poor diet which often leads to dental problems, no company of fellow rabbits, generally just a bit of a miserable existence.'
article_snippet: Emma in Emma 'rabbit hutch' Emma believes that the problem lies in the fact that people don't understand how to care for rabbits properly.
article_snippet: Emma with one of Emma pet rabbits .
article_snippet: Emma with one of her pet rabbits said: 'I was hoping that doing it this way is just silly enough to grab a bit of attention and make a few people think if there were some little changes a few people could make to improve life for a few people pet just a little. '
article_snippet: Rabbits are such misunderstood pets - Rabbits are still often seen as a child first pet, but Rabbits are really not suitable for this, Rabbits are nervous creatures that can, if handled improperly, even fracture Rabbits own spine. '
article_snippet: Rabbits need space, time, another bonded rabbit for company, vaccinations and, when ill, can go downhill very quickly. '
article_snippet: Rabbits are the third most popular pet in the UK, yet the most neglected - which is not simply due to cruelty, it is often a misunderstanding of Rabbits needs and Rabbits are really beloved pets. '
highlights_snippet: Emma Purnell, 30, from Upton-upon-Severn will live in a rabbit hutch .
  