The forgotten bunny now has a high vis vest, photo ID card and its own face mask. Photo / Instagram
The forgotten bunny now has a high vis vest, photo ID card and its own face mask. Photo / Instagram
Do you know who Wink belongs to?
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has posted about a toy bunny forgotten at Hamilton Airport - and is calling on Kiwis to help track down its family.
Posting on Facebook and Instagram earlier today, Ardern wrote that she landed in Hamilton in the morningand staff allowed her to use their board room for meetings. It was as she was about to leave the airport that she was told about the forgotten toy bunny.
"As I was leaving they introduced me to this wee bunny. It was found at the airport on the 28th of January and they've been looking for its owner ever since," she wrote.
Ardern's post included a selfie of the Prime Minister with said bunny. Wink was following airport protocols and was wearing a face mask, which Ardern hopes doesn't stop his family from recognising him.
"I think everyone who has a little person in their lives will know how important these precious things can be, so maybe you can help us find whoever 'wink' belongs to? (NB I think "wink" has only acquired a name, safety jacket, mask and ID since living at the airport ... hopefully that won't stop it being recognised!)," the Prime Minister added.
Landed in Hamilton this morning and the airport team kindly let me use their board room for a couple of meetings. As I...
The post received tens of thousands of likes on Instagram and hundreds of shares on Facebook within minutes of being posted, meaning there is a good chance Wink might get reunited with its family.
