An inmate at a notoriously lax open jail was caught trying to smuggle a rabbit inside to keep as a pet. The prisoner at Hollesley Bay open prison in Woodbridge, Suffolk, is thought to have found the animal while outside on day release. He was able to bring the rabbit back inside the prison - nicknamed Holiday Bay because its laid-back regime - where convicts managed to build it a hutch and started treating it as a prison pet. Lax: The prisoner was able to bring a rabbit back inside Hollesley Bay open prison in Suffolk - nicknamed Holiday Bay by inmates Prison wardens eventually found and confiscated the rabbit, then gave it to a rescue centre. The inmate is thought to have found the rabbit roaming wild, as opposed to taking it from a previous owner. It is unclear whether the pet was kept in one prisoner's room or elsewhere in the jail. More... Thief breaks INTO Suffolk jail through a skylight and steals £3,000 worth of cigarettes For