San Francisco just got a whole lot less fluffy. 🥺

Alex the Great, the chonky 28-pound Flemish Giant rabbit who stole hearts at SFO Airport and SF Giants games, has sadly crossed the rainbow bridge after a brave battle with cancer. This absolute unit of a therapy bunny wasn’t just another cute critter, he was a local legend who could melt stress faster than Karl the Fog rolls into the Bay. 🌈

A Tail of Courage

Over the past few months, Alex fought like a true San Francisco warrior. Despite undergoing emergency tumor removal surgery in May and spending time in critical care at UC Davis, this massive bunny continued to inspire everyone around him. His social media updates were a rollercoaster of hope and heartbreak that kept his dedicated fans on the edge of their seats. 🏥

More Than Just a Rabbit

Alex wasn’t just a therapy animal, he was a Bay Area icon. From comforting anxious travelers at SFO to bringing joy to baseball fans at Oracle Park, this fluffy superstar redefined what it means to be a community mascot. His larger-than-life personality matched his impressive 28-pound frame, proving that sometimes the biggest hearts come in the fluffiest packages. 🐇

A Legacy of Love

Though Alex may have left us, his impact on San Francisco will be remembered. He showed us that healing comes in many forms, and sometimes, all it takes is a giant, cuddly rabbit to remind us of the power of unconditional love. Rest in peace, Alex the Great, you were truly one of a kind. 💖