Baby bunny feeding (see description)
2,228 views · Published 27 July 2018 · 5:09 · Indexed 20 October 2026
Channel: Orphaned Wildlife Center · 2018 · Pets & Animals
All of our rabbits had already been released when we got the call about this little guy (a week or two ago). A cat had brought him into someone’s house, and at first we groaned. Oh no. Cat saliva is often deadly to these little guys and they are very difficult to save if a cat has punctured their skin. But this guy was lucky. He had no punctures and seemed in good shape. But the first few days he was very quiet, didn’t move much or want to eat much, and we worrieded we may not be able to save him. But on day three he just rebounded, started eating well and became much more active. He also loves to snuggle and is very sweet for a wild rabbit. Stay tough little guy. Please consider a donation to help us in our work! We can’t do it without you! OrphanedWildlife.org
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