Finalists include Cypress, a beaver from Louisiana, and Stewie, a miniature horse from Massachusetts.
, there are 10 finalists and each one of them is a completely different animal.
Bunny, a dog from IllinoisStewie, a miniature horse from MassachusettsThe winner of the competition will win a spot in the next Cadbury Easter commercial, $5,000 for their families, and an additional $5,000 to donate to the animal shelter of their choice.was Annie Rose, a therapy dog who works with nursing home residents in Ohio. In 2021, the Cadbury Bunny was an Australian White’s tree frog from Florida named Betty, the first-ever amphibian to receive the honor.
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