Heartless thieves snatched rabbit, said they'd 'turn him into kebabs' before finding him dumped in a car park A small brown rabbit, believed to be Peter, was found in a car park around a mile away and reunited with his relieved owners in Hull. The family is grateful to the person who found their pet and gave him food and water while trying to find his owners. Humberside Police are investigating the theft, and Amy Ulliott is making her own enquiries. The thieves were caught on camera speaking in what sounded like Russian, with one man saying 'we'll make shashlik out of it'. The language has been confirmed as Russian, possibly with a Ukrainian accent, but it is unclear at this time if the kebab remark was a joke or not. A disturbing video of two people stealing a beloved family rabbit and taunting it has left his owners in shock. The pair, believed to be Russian, were caught on camera snatching eight-year-old Peter from his front garden pen in Hull, while his owners were out. The men were seen laughing and joking as they carried the distressed rabbit away, saying they would 'turn him into kebabs'. The family immediately reported the theft to Humberside Police and took to social media to post the shocking video and appeal for help. They were shocked and saddened by the CCTV footage, which showed Peter being handled roughly by the ears before being carried away.However, after an appeal on social media, a small brown rabbit answering Peter's description was found in a car park around a mile away, and the family was reunited with their pet. Peter was later checked over by a vet and is expected to make a full recovery.