OPEN POST: Hosted by Louie, the 2024 Cadbury Bunny

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Cadbury, makers of the polarizing Creme Egg (the best Easter candy of them all! Fight me!) hold a competition each year for the Cadbury Bunny. Cadbury are very open-minded about who can enter this bracket-style contest. This year, they had 32 entrants of all species, including dogs, cats, horses, a donkey, and a goat. 

But all of them lost out to 2-year old Louie, a raccoon from Miami. After having a troublesome early childhood, it was determined that it would be unsafe returning Louie to the wild, so he was adopted by his owner, Jaime. As the winner of this title, Louie will star in next year's Cadbury Bunny Tryouts commercial along with $7,000! That will buy a LOT of creme eggs! Congratulations, Louie! Here are some previous winners:

Henri

Betty

Crash

Sources: Yahoo, Cadbury

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