The owners of Simon the bunny are hopping mad about the way the rabbit was treated by United Airlines before his death. Simon, a year-old giant continental rabbit from Britain, was found dead last ...

"Our United team takes its responsibilities in transporting pets seriously, and is saddened by Simon's death," an airline spokesperson tells PEOPLE Lindsay Kimble is the Executive Editor, News at ...

Scandal-hit United Airlines is facing a new PR disaster — after a valuable giant rabbit died mysteriously on one of its planes. Three-foot Simon, destined to be the world’s biggest bunny, died in the ...

The death of Simon, the 10-month-old, three-foot-long bunny who was on track to become the world’s largest rabbit, continues to mystify. Yesterday, it was announced the Simon did not survive his ...

A British bunny with a chance to become the world’s largest died on a United Airlines flight. Simon, a 3-foot giant continental rabbit from breeder Annette Edwards, was reportedly en route to a new ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- So, who killed Simon, the giant rabbit? Was United Airlines to blame? Three-foot Simon, who was bred to be the world's biggest bunny, died in the cargo section of a United 747 ...

But let's begin with the latest PR debacle and work our way back. We begin with the bunny. Not the Playboy one, the one she raised. As numerous British tabloids, including the Sun, reported, Simon, ...

Simon the Bunny clocked in at over three feet long and, according to his owner and breeder, was slated to become the world’s biggest bunny. Simon’s breeder, Annette Edward, was transporting him to a ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The plot thickens. Who, or what, killed Simon rabbit? United Airlines said they're not to blame. It was initially thought that three-foot Simon, who was bred to be the world's ...

Simon, the big bunny that died on a United Airlines flight last week, was headed to an Iowa farm, where his new owners hoped he would grow to be champion. About 3-feet long, the Continental Giant ...

Attorney Guy Cook looks at a picture and slide describing Simon, the Continental rabbit who died on an April 20 flight on United Airlines. AP file photo Simon, a 3-foot-long rabbit destined to become ...