The article/video didn't load for me, but I think I get the gist of it based on the URL.
I wish animals couldn't be sold around the holidays, especially Easter when parents will buy their brats chicks and rabbits that get neglected or abandoned once the breeders realize these kinds of animals require much more effort than a dog or a cat. Yes they're very cute, but they're also a lot of work and neither rabbits nor chickens are tolerant of being manhandled by asshole kids. These animals can also be very destructive, especially when they are not provided with the things they need to thrive.
But people who breed rabbits or chickens who don't care what becomes of the animals will have no issues selling them to idiot parents who want to make their brats' Easter "magical." Anyone who actually gives a damn about the bunnies and chicks they breed would absolutely NOT sell them to people around Easter time because I guarantee a vast majority of the sales are going to be holiday-related. The parents who buy these animals also will have done no research beforehand because they think baby chickens and bunnies are just cute little toys that exist for their kids' amusement. Then when the chicks grow up and scratch/peck everything and the rabbits chew everything and poop everywhere, Moo and Duh will throw them outside because they're "just animals" and are inconvenient and no longer cute.