It's that time of year again when Cadbury's on the hunt for their next big star. But before you get too excited, I found one. A fat dog named Widget. I didn't look very far. She was on my couch, looking at me to feed her. That's when I thought to myself, You know what? Widget is perfect for being a chubby Cadbury Bunny.
According to Food and Wine, Cadbury is once again holding auditions for the next pet to hold the title of the Cadbury Bunny. I do love that bunny too. For more than thirty years, seeing that fluffy bunny meant Easter was coming, and it was time to get hyped for spring. Now I'm excited about getting my dog in front of that camera.
But your pet has a shot too. Cadbury says any pet can audition to be the bunny. In the past, they had dogs, a frog, and even a one-eyed rescue cat named Crash rocking those bunny ears. Diversity baby! Do you have a cockatiel bird? Guess what? It's now a Cadbury Cockatiel Bunny. You have a bearded Dragon? They too can be a bunny. A bearded bunny! It's 2024!!
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You and your furry (or scaly, or feathery , whatever floats your boat) friend can join in on the fun. The Cadbury Bunny Tryouts are happening on Instagram. Just follow @CadburyUSA, post a pic or video of your pet explaining why they should be the 2024 Cadbury Bunny, and make sure to tag Cadbury and use #CadburyBunnyContest.
The winner snags up to $7,000 in cash and gets to star in the next Cadbury commercial! Even if you don't win the whole shebang, there's cash up for grabs at every stage of the competition. From $100 to $800!
Now if I can just get Widget, my fat dog, to stay still in those bunny ears. Just for a few moments, she could be a star. Your pet could too. But I will say, if you have a dog posing with chocolate, just be careful. They may be able to promote Cadbury. But it's still a poison for dogs. Let's have fun, and be safe too. Remember that the funny bunny ears are for them, but the chocolate is for us.
