Cadbury ’s contest achiever have $ 5,000 — and the confect company is pledging $ 15,000 to the ASPCA , too .
Cadbury Eggs are famous for a few reasons but mainly as the ultimate delicacy of Easter candies with their brilliantly - twine , egg - shaped Milk River burnt umber casing fill up with creamy caramel . You might also recognize them from the adorably sillyCadbury Clucking Bunny commercial message , which ran on TV every spring for nearly four decades .
In recent years , Cadbury has been revamping their nostalgic commercials by host a competition to regain the young side of Cadbury Eggs . Last yr ’s achiever , a precious two - legged doggie namedLieutenant Dan , is helping host this year ’s competition to find the marque ’s newest " bunny , " and your ducky could be the next to don the noted bunny ears .
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Now through March 1 , pet parent cansubmit applications on Cadbury ’s websiteto compete for the title and a cash dirty money . To apply , simply upload a picture of your positron emission tomography , plus 50 words or less explaining why your pet merit to be the star . If you do n’t own a brace of classic bunny rabbit ears for your favorite ’s photo meekness , no worries — Cadbury ’s web site has capitulum - shape photo stickers you could apply .
After the entry deadline , Cadbury will narrow down a selection of finalists . Voting open to the public on March 10 , then it ’s up to America to decide the victor . The winner gets a pretty sweet tidy sum — a cash loot of $ 5,000 — andCadbury is pledging $ 15,000 to the ASPCA in honor of the competition . While we anxiously wait for the winner to be announced , you’re able to check off out the#CadburyBunnyTryoutshashtag on societal medium — or post your own darling with the hashtag ! For more information on the competition , train out theofficial rule list here .
