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'Do you know this bunny?': Stuffed animal lost at Vancouver airport looking for owner

Canadian senator Paula Simons sent out a now-viral tweet about a lost stuffed bunny at the airport.

Amid the chaotic winter storm that hit Vancouver that resulted in an unprecedented number of cancelled flights, Canadian senator Paula Simons sent out a rare, wholesome tweet about a lost stuffed bunny at the airport on Wednesday morning.

"Do you know this bunny? This well-loved fren got left behind in the frenzy at the Vancouver airport today. My daughter turned Bunny into the YVR lost & found this evening, after her own flight was cancelled. She's hoping for a happy ending. (I am too)," the senator wrote in her tweet.

The senator's tweet has gone viral — with passengers, celebrities, and even Vancouver airport authorities aiding the search for the owner of the lost toy.

"What a cutie! We hope to reunite this comfort passenger with its human!" wrote the official account of Vancouver airport on Twitter.

Ever since, many people have replied to the tweet asking the authorities for an update and are desperately hoping for a happy ending.

Vancouver airport has restricted the number of international flights allowed to land as the airport works to clear the backlog of planes following widespread delays and cancellations during a snowstorm on Tuesday.

TikTokers even shared videos of the chaos unfolding at Vancouver International Airport, as snowy weather conditions have caused delays and flight cancellations over the holidays.