Co-founder Candace Frazee watches as the Army Corps of Engineers work at recovery and debris removal at the Eaton fire destroyed Bunny Museum on Lake Ave. in Altadena on Friday, June 6, 2025.

Co-founder Candace Frazee watches as the Army Corps of Engineers work at recovery and debris removal at the Eaton fire destroyed Bunny Museum on Lake Ave. in Altadena on Friday, June 6, 2025.

The clean-up of wildfire debris in Altadena is nearly 90% finished after more than five months since the deadly Eaton Fire.

The Bunny Museum in Altadena is used to seeing hundreds of visitors this time of year for Easter, but now, they're busy rebuilding after the Eaton Fire destroyed their building.

More than 11,000 bunny items of every shape and size boosted the decimated collection of Altadena’s iconic The Bunny Museum Tuesday, when the museum, which lost its building in the Eaton fire ...

More than 11,000 bunny items of every shape and size boosted the decimated collection of Altadena’s iconic The Bunny Museum Tuesday, when the museum, which lost its building in the Eaton fire ...

More than 11,000 bunny items of every shape and size boosted the decimated collection of Altadena’s iconic The Bunny Museum Tuesday, when the museum, which lost its building in the Eaton fire ...

As museum acquisitions go, this one was bittersweet. More than 11,000 bunny items of every shape and size boosted the decimated collection of Altadena’s iconic The Bunny Museum Tuesday, when the ...