"That's Food": Distraught Woman Turns to Internet for Comfort After Uncle Ate Her Pet Rabbit

"That's Food": Distraught Woman Turns to Internet for Comfort After Uncle Ate Her Pet Rabbit

  • A local woman was terribly sad to discover that her beloved uncle decided to feast on her pet rabbit
  • Some local Twitter users find the post funny and say they would have done the same because a rabbit produces a delicious stew
  • Briefly News looks at this unique story from a Tshwane-based lady who says her dad broke the bad news to her

PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!

A local lady is so disappointed as she discovered her uncle had a feast on her pet. The Twitter account holder is so disappointed to the extent she headed to social media.

@PaulinaM1306 says she bought herself a rabbit as a pet but her father had just called to break the news that her uncle just ate it. The woman is now wondering who can eat a pet but Mzansi social networkers are sharing words of comfort.

Read also

Lovely lady gushes over taxi driver bae's thoughtful lux spoils, Mzansi approves: "He got taste"

Briefly News also takes a look at the reactions from local peeps who also say they would also eat the beautiful pet. The woman wrote on the timeline:

“So I bought myself a rabbit… forgot it back home and this morning my dad tells me my uncle ate my rabbit. Who eats a pet?”
Pet, Rabbit, Family, Uncle, Father, Mzansi, Social Media
Paulina says her uncle decided to feast on her pet rabbit and Mzansi is reacting. Image: @PaulinaM1306/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Enjoy reading our stories? Download the BRIEFLY NEWS app on Google Play now and stay up-to-date with major South African news!

The post reads:

@Malstapiwa said:

“I would have done the same l had three, ate em all last December very tasty those ones.....and the meat is soo soft...”

@NMissPoison15 said:

“Soon you'll be eating crocodile.”

@NubianPule said:

“Askies. Someone wants to bring his rabbits to my house when he goes on festive holidays and I told him that am going to eat the rabbit’s meat is very nice when grilled.

Read also

Hebanna: Mzansi divided on viral clip of drunk lady passed out at a nightclub

@TMgubhela said:

“If I was your uncle, even if you didn't forget it at home, I would have followed you and stole it, rabbit stew is elite.”

@BrianMatonsi said:

“Only dogs and cats are classified as pets for black people. The rest are food.”

@DimaOnzima said:

“What? My daughter had one, we used to take him with us whenever we go to Mpumalanga and everyone would joke about eating him. All I could say is just dare! People will see you hopping around."

@NgwqakAlbert said:

“Hebanna. He doesn't know that rabbits are also kept as pets. I know there are people who still hunt those in the bushes but most of those that are kept as pets are mostly white, unlike the wild ones.”

“Someone’s dog ate my car”: Woman shares snap of ripped up vehicle, Mzansi offers advice

Looking at another story on pets, Briefly News published that it's a dog-eat-dog world for @MakukuleZamo (Zamo). The local mom shared a snap of her car which looked like it had been through the most.

Read also

"Taking notes": Man has SA in stitches, prints bae's face on all his stuff

Half of the front bumper just under the light is completely ripped apart. Zamo was absolutely devastated as she revealed that an unidentified person's dog had attacked her car.

She pleaded with social media peeps to keep their animals in their yard, adding that every time she looks at her car she has the urge to cry. She wrote:

"If you are going to have dogs keep them in your own yard. Someone’s dog ate my car. Every time I look at it I wanna cry."

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Phumzile Ngcatshe avatar

Phumzile Ngcatshe (Editor) Phumzile Ngcatshe is a staunch football fan and a lover of political and human interest stories. He launched his journalism career working for various community publications but eventually joined Goal.com where he worked until October 2020. In March 2021 Pumzile also started writing human interest, mainstream and sports news for Briefly News. Phumzile's love for writing saw him earn a national qualification in Journalism and Media Studies and a qualification in video and television production.