No...not that kind of rabbit...get your mind out of the gutter!
Serious question. My housemate has a rex rabbit, that is supposed to belong to her 7 year old daughter. The daughter doesn't give a shit about it and maybe gets it out/cleans it out every month or two. It doesn't even have a bowl for its food and just gets handfuls of rabbit food chucked in its dirty straw every 2 or 3 days. It doesn't have a proper hutch, it sits in a tiny little handmade hutch which is about 18 inches long, in a dark shed, all the time. It really upsets me that the poor thing lives like this and I have even gone as far as telling my housemate that either she sorts the poor bugger out or I will take it to the RSPCA. After I had that conversation with her she got her dippy mate to make a handmade run for it, which is crap and there's no way the hutch could actually fit onto it, so the rabbit doesn't actually use it.
My housemate has now kind of moved into her boyfriend's caravan in a field a few miles away and last time I saw her she told me she was going to pick the rabbit up today and take it up to the field and try and get the run sorted for it. But even if she does that as soon as the weather changes it will be back to living in its shitty little box all winter.
Now, a good friend of mine who is an animal lover has offered to have the rabbit. She has a big hutch and run, a secure garden that the rabbit will be able to run around in, a two year old who adores rabbits and is desperate for one, and my friend has said she will get another rabbit to keep it company so it has a friend.
So, I guess it's obvious where the rabbit would be better off, but the question is, do I ask my housemate if my friend can have the rabbit (I am pretty sure she will say no, as her daughter will kick off and when she kicks off she gets what she wants to keep her quiet). Or just take the rabbit and deal with the wrath of my housemate when she finds out?