"A light blue car drove into the stall next to us and threw three at us before driving off."
Chilton said the incident left him and his friends more confused than anything.
"We were just wondering what had happened. We just laughed it off and haven't heard anything since."
They picked up the three rabbit toys but left them because they were "wet and soapy" from the carwash.
He had no idea who was behind the bunnies or why they might be throwing them around town.
Liz Caldwell spotted about five bunnies "randomly" down Kennedy Rd, including one on top of a car, on Tuesday evening.
"At first I thought some child had lost their bunny. Then we saw the next few and thought someone's having a laugh here."
There are no obvious clues for who is behind the hare-brained scheme.
While some think it's a harmless prank or random act of kindness, others who had them dumped down long driveways in large numbers have taken to social media hopping-mad with concerns it might have more nefarious motives.
Luke Pell noticed a handful on the road as he came out of the gym on Tennyson St on Wednesday morning.
He didn't stop to pick one up or touch it because he thought stuffed toys on the footpath would "no doubt be a bit grubby".
"I stopped and looked for a minute because a little pile of stuffed rabbits was an odd sight.
"But then I just moved on."
