Page 1, above the fold.

We have a dwarf bunny member of the family named George.

We've got his back from hawks and cats but who expects a depraved piece of crap human to toss this harmless thing overboard?

Toss Kearney off the bridge and then lock him up in an animal hospital for a year or so.

Little Dude needs to learn some respect.

just need a good beating.

The code of the streets

for the boy, his rabbit and his dog.

He is still out on the streets?

After what he did to risk his own life for his beloved pet,
I am saddened to hear the boy has still live on the streets.

Why cant he be given a home?

Homeless man goes back to living on streets.

Good to see the lesson here wasn't lost on anyone.

And it lives on the street with him.

But yes, its sad hes still on the streets after all of this especially..

if you had read the story, youd have seen that some dickhead grabbed his rabbit and threw it off the bridge (just another example of how badly people treat homeless people).

Not that that makes it any less moving.

In this article the man had to turn down the job due to distance but I hope he was offerred another or maybe he made the move afterall and took his 'family'.

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The homeless man who heroically rescued his rabbit from the Liffey last week was yesterday honoured by the Animal Rights Action Network.

John Byrne, 38, who has lived on Dublin’s streets for the past 22 years, was sitting on O’Connell Bridge when an 18 year old passer-by flung the rabbit into the water. The man has since been charged with a public order offence and animal cruelty.

Mr. Byrne did not think twice about jumping into the river to save his beloved pet as a crowd of onlookers gathered. He and Barney the rabbit were then brought to safety by the Dublin Fire Brigade.

A ceremony was held at the scene yesterday, where Mr. Byrne was honoured with a compassionate citizen award by the animal welfare charity. ARAN director, John Carmody, presented him with a scroll and said of Mr. Byrne, “As I watched the footage of this helpless man saving the life of a helpless animal, tears fell from my eyes and the footage sent a shiver down my spine for such a touching act of kindness.”

http://www.pets.ie/blog/1442_homeless-man-saves-rabbit-from-liffey-%E2%80%93-honoured-and-offered-job.html

I may have done the same thing and jumped into the river. I have had pet rabbits and they are the best pet ever other than dogs. I am glad that the idiot that threw the rabbit in the river was arrested.