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On September 5, the House Rabbit Society volunteers found two containers of bunnies that someone had dumped on their doorstep. Eight of the seventeen rabbits were babies. Here’s a video of them:
To help HRS care for these and other needy rabbits, please visit their web site and consider donating: www.rabbit.org.
T.H.E. Rabbit Resource, the New York State Chapter of the House Rabbit Society, is in dire need of your support. They recently took in a significant number of pregnant strays and rescues, and now, as you’d expect, they have a baby bunny bounty on their hands.
Some of the babies have major health issues, such as one little guy known as Renny Hillbilly James. This bunny is severely underweight and is also in need of a couple surgeries.
If you would like to help, visit T.H.E. Rabbit Resource’s donation page.
Agnes de Weert from the Netherlands sent in this amazing movie of a wild rabbit family living in her backyard last year. In the video, you can see the rabbits building a nest and the mama bun nursing the babies. Unfortunately, it is apparent that the mama bun was very sick, but the babies did survive.
Watch it here:
Yesterday, Agnes spotted two wild rabbits in her backyard. Perhaps there will be a new bunny family?
When three baby bunnies were orphaned by a dog attack and brought to a wildlife rehab center, they were given another chance at life. Noah, a one-legged resident pigeon, has taken on a protective, nurturing role for the kits. Now, they all live together and the bunnies snuggle under Noah’s wing.
For more info: Boulder Pets Examiner
