To ask for an explanation for wtf just happened? **MNHQ UPDATE: Mystery solved!**

[WeirdlyKind]

I'm seriously creeped out and can't figure out a rational explanation so I'm hoping someone can!

Sitting in the kitchen, eating dinner when a black shape ran past my legs, close enough that I felt it pass. Figured it was my cat at first but when I stood up, she was sitting on the windowsill!

The dark shape ran into the living room where my partner is (he saw it too, because he shouted me!)

It apparently jumped on the sideboard and vanished in front of his eyes. There's nowhere it could go - the sideboard is solid oak on a solid stone wall.

The dog is now going mental at the sideboard like there's something there (if there is, we can't find it!)

I'm genuinely creeped out - anyone have a rational explanation? What the hell did we see?

@furbabymama87

Shameless attempt at classics. Yawn.

What's classics?

Not attempting anything and genuinely don't own a rabbit so it's not like I staged the pic.

One wire nibbled unfortunately but luckily it's on the lamp and not the TV.

Her owners had noticed she'd escaped but were searching their own house for her! They and her boyfriend were very happy to get her back 😁

Ignore @furbabymama87, there's always one 🙄 @WeirdlyKind
I found it funny, never have thought of a pet rabbit wandering around

@furbabymama87

Shameless attempt at classics. Yawn.

As you all know we disapprove of these kind of posts so the only response is...

It's pretty "classic"in the sense that people are still jumping in after 300 plus messages to say with great certainity "it's definitely this", when it clearly isn't.

Not only is there a photo, the title was swiftly amended by MN (and even has capitals!).

Hilarious and such a relief that I'm no longer afraid to go to bed!

Pippin is absolutely gorgeous! And bloody lucky if you have a terrier in the house!
We have 3 terriers, all keen ratters, but are terrified of the neighbour's bunny (which comes round and steals the chicken food on a regular basis). It's a big bugger mind, and despite being free range (as they can't catch it) for a year or so, has survived the many foxes around here too.