The Mayor of Rabbit Hash

Mayor Lucy Lou 2008 - Present	Meet the Mayor of Rabbit Hash, Ky. Lucy Lou is a red & white border collie who has lived her whole life in Rabbit Hash. She is in town every day and has appointed herself the town tour guide, meeting visitors and making sure they see all the sights. She won the mayoral election on the non-partisan canine ticket and supports feline and canine presence in the General Store. Lucy Lou lends her support to all fund rainsing events and activities. She accredits her aspiration to Rabbit Hash's esteemed former mayor, Junior Cochran, stating that he was her hero. Official 2008 Election Results

Mayor Junior Cochran 1995 - 2008	A Sad Time In Rabbit Hash... Our benevolent mayor, Junior Cochran, passed away on May 17, 2008. Only the second canine elected as mayor of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky, Mayor Junior leaves behind a lasting legacy of goodwill. He served as the official ‘spokes-pet’ of the Women’s Crisis Center, and in 2005 he embarked on a Goodwill Tour that resulted in an Animal Planet documentary entitled: Mayor Dog. Our heartfelt thanks to Mayor Junior and all he did for Rabbit Hash. He will be missed by humans and canines alike. In November 2004, Junior Cochran ran a tremendously successful mayoral campaign, and won a 'dog-gone' good race, 'fetching' well over 3,000 votes. This unique election, made Mayor Junior only the second canine to ever be elected mayor of this tiny river hamlet. This section is dedicated to Mayor Junior, and will chronicle his work and appearances as a public official in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

	Here Mayor Junior Appears with a Little Fan During His Goodwill Tour (June 2005)

	Mayor Junior's first public appearance after his landslide win. Here, Mayor Junior, greets Cincinnati Councilman Jim Tarbell at the Midwest Premiere of Rabbit Hash The Movie, in Covington, KY.

	Mayor Junior poses with owner Randy Cochran, Mark Jacobs of Split Rock, and RHHS President Don Clare at the recent Underground Railroad Memorial Dedication in Rabbit Hash, KY. (March 2004)

	Mayor Junior poses with Women's Crisis Center representatives. Mayor Junior is serving as the official spokespet for the WCC's Protect a Pet Program. (April 2004)

	Mayor Junior was in attendance at the recent Dinsmore Summer Concert Series. Here the mayor poses with several patrons who were in attendance too. (June 2005)