get a bag of cat hair and hide chunks of it where ur sister will get a lot of it on her or close that way ur mom will think she is allergic too andbye bye bunny

Does anyone else feel like this verges on child neglect or child endangerment, seeing as repeated exposure to an allergen can increase the severity of the reaction? I don't know if it would be worse if the mother doesn't know and thus won't believe OP when their reaction becomes more severe or OP's mother knowing that can happen and not caring that they could be risking OP having an anaphylactic reaction. Especially since allergens to animals are usually centered around the airways... I'd get your mom to take you to the doctor and list your symptoms that occur as a result of the rabbit's presence and have the doctor tell her that the rabbit's presence is endangering your health. If she refuses to get rid of the rabbit or move them to an outdoor cage, the doctor can at least give you antihistamines or an epipen. I'm not sure if the doctor could report her for it though... Logically it seems like they would be able to, but laws aren't always logical.

Dang you better check the will, as you might have aligned it says all debts are paid by

if youre allergic to rabbits, you're allergic to cats.. theyre distant ish relatives.

This is why I hate family.

Why not get a puppy?

At least you can turn a rabbit into stew.

Throw a bitch fit or get yourself your own cat

Just get a cat anyways.