In other words, second class citizens, and an eventual Armageddon.
At any rate, yeah, you're doing pretty good! I would try and make a story that focuses on the ethicality of the experiments that led to these hybrids. I'd paint them in a sympathetic, cold light. I've got some hybrids in a steampunk book I've been plotting out for a few years now, which are commercially sold, until they revolt. These things are in a gray area, and higher offices are free to do as they want.
I write fantasy in my spare time, and I've always found Orc representation to be borderline racist, or steryopical. I'm kinda seeing some of that here lol. At any rate, it's your story, not mine.
Also, I think the casts should mix a bit more, with hares and whatever intermingling, because species rivalries always bug me. A nation and a species are not equivalent.
It was certainly interesting, and I thought a couple parts were pretty good. The lore isn't quite clear though.
Also, I read Geneva for you. It's certainly unique.
Humans are rather destructive. Weak creatures, when they seize power, are often cruel masters.
Update: texture enhancement experiments
If so, you're my ideological enemy.