Grand River Transit is trying to reunite a lost bunny with its owner.

The stuffed animal was left behind at a bus shelter near Belmont Avenue West and Highland Road West in Kitchener.

A message, posted to Twitter on Thursday, said "a customer spotted this lost bunny from a passing bus and worried that it's very important to someone."

A customer spotted this lost bunny from a passing bus and worried that it’s very important to someone. The bunny has been rescued from the shelter at Belmont and Highland, and is safe at lost and found. Please share to help us reunite the #lostbunny with its owner! pic.twitter.com/ugrHOEmrAQ

Grand River Transit has been taking good care of the lost bunny, even buckling it in on the ride back to its offices.

It's now located in the GRT's lost and found, waiting to be reunited with its owner.

Thankfully there's plenty of reading material to keep busy. (Submitted/GRT)

On Friday, GRT shared that the bunny was keeping busy with plenty of tasks.

Some-bunny has been busy today! We know you carrot lot, so while #lostbunny waits to be found, we've burrowed it...we may need to consider a starting celery. Hare's hopping fur a reunion soon. pic.twitter.com/5Q53OBZF9P

"It's safe and its helping us out while it waits for its owner, just kind of keeping us company and being friendly for any customers who potentially want to visit," said Pat Morabito, marketing, communications, and customer service manager for GRT. "We appreciate the community doing what they can and reaching out to try and get this bunny back to where it belongs."

Anyone who knows who the bunny belongs to is encouraged to reach out to the transit service or pick it up at customer service headquarters at 105 King Street East in Kitchener.

The stuffed toy appears to really be getting into the spirit of the office. (Submitted/GRT)

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