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    Watch This Rescue Bunny Reign as the Furry Champ of Jenga

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    Mordecai the bunny – or “Morty” for short – doesn’t have any thumbs; but that doesn’t stop him from absolutely dominating at Jenga.

    The little rabbit used to spend his days in a backyard hutch, neglected without companionship or attention. In fact, Morty was so ignored at his old home, he developed a botfly infestation: a nasty parasite that preys on furry mammals.

    After he was rescued by animal shelter workers, however, he was eventually treated for his condition and transferred to PETA.

    A staffer there named Kendall Bryant then adopted Morty as her own—and he has been enjoying a life of luxury ever since.

    Morty now enjoys running around his new home, snuggling with Kendall, and “supervising” meal preparation in the kitchen.

    But most of all, he enjoys a good game of Jenga. (Watch the video below…)

    HEARTWARMING: Bear Literally Can’t Stop Jumping For Joy After Being Rescued–WATCH

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