Delvey's assistant admitted to dumping the bunnies.

Convicted fraudster Anna Delvey is a criminal who is glamorized and adored by far too many people. Attesting to her indescribable ability to make fans despite the dastardly deeds of her past, Delvey has made the rounds on television and has amassed a sizable following on social media.

In a move that should shock no one, Delvey and her crew endangered the lives of multiple bunnies following a photoshoot at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, N.Y.

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If you have not yet heard about the Anna Delvey bunny drama, you're in for quite a frustrating story. Despite Delvey's dubious distinction as a criminal with a large following on social media, she can now add "endangering the lives of animals, all for a photoshoot" to her resume.

Below, we report on the details of the Delvey bunny drama, as well as how social media discovered what Delvey and her crew had done. Keep reading to learn more about what exactly occurred at Prospect Park.

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On August 10, X user @zedonarrival noted that "if anyone cares about local drama, three bunnies were dumped in Prospect Park and, after cross-examining their fur colors, people found out they were the same ones used by Anna Delvey’s team for her photoshoot," followed by a crying emoji.

The X user included screenshots of Delvey's Instagram post along with a screenshot of a post imploring others to help locate the domesticated bunnies who were dumped in Prospect Park.

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According to the follow-up post above from @zedonarrival, "the bunnies were found eventually, but not until after the assistant finally admitted he panicked and dumped them (after lying profusely and fabricating evidence of their wellbeing when asked)."

Thankfully, some extremely dedicated social media users worked together to not only identify the threatening situation, but to locate the bunnies and facilitate their rescue.

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According to the post above from mizmiyuki, "Reunited this bunny family. We found Parker (right) early last week and Moon Parkour mid-week last week, and finally the grey rabbit today. Thank you to the rabbit community in NYC for everything you’ve done to help: reporting the sightings, going to the park to help find them, offering to foster, etc."

The post was flooded with positive comments thanking mizmiyuki for her generosity and lamenting the dangers Delvey put the bunnies through.

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"Who was their Creative Director? Who put the photo shoot together? Who was the rabbits' handler before, during, and after the shoot? Who was responsible for food/water and their care on set? Did they have permits since they were using rabbits as props for a photo shoot in NYC?" asked Instagram user adriennelynn.

"Every single person involved in that gorilla shoot is responsible. They knowingly endangered the lives of those rabbits."