Missing Lynnie the rabbit returns home at Bedford's Day activity centre HOME AGAIN: Bedford clients Lee and Jessica are thrilled to have Lynnie the rabbit back.Picture: ROGER WYMAN Source: News Limited AN adventurous rabbit used as therapy for people with intellectual disabilities has been returned after almost two weeks missing in suburbia. Lynnie the rabbit escaped his hutch at Bedford Industries' Panorama site on May 27 and turned up at Colonel Light Gardens Primary School a week later. But it was almost another week until he was returned home to Bedford's day activity centre. Bedford Day options manager Michael Dixon said Lynnie was found near Bedford and taken to the primary school before being looked after by a local family. He was eventually returned to Bedford last week. Bedford day options clients, who take part in a range of community and leisure activities, said they were thrilled when Lynnie returned. Lee, 26, said he was happy to see the rabbit back. "I was happy the girl found her," Lee said. I said thank you. We feed her, care for her and we clean her pen out. Jessica, 25, said she had missed Lynnie.