The family of Biscuit, a fluffy Holland Lop rabbit that was taken from the Markham Fair during the weekend, announced that he has been located and safely returned home. Victoria McClelland expressed immense joy in a Facebook post on Wednesday, stating that their cherished pet is back where he belongs, bringing excitement and happiness to their household. Biscuit was taken by unidentified adults at the fair and was only returned after a cash reward offer was made online.
McClelland previously shared how devastated her family, particularly her daughter, felt due to Biscuit’s disappearance. The family, along with the Markham Fair organizers and the community, utilized social media to seek help in finding the missing rabbit. McClelland emphasized the outpouring of support they received from strangers, which greatly impacted their daughter.
York Region police, responsible for investigating the incident, chose not to provide any comments. The Markham and East York Agricultural Society expressed their delight over Biscuit’s safe return in a statement released on Wednesday. Devin King, the fair’s president, expressed satisfaction that Biscuit is back home.