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[SarahFair]

Omg So Cute!

 

[The Lisser]

They are beautiful and good for you for rescuing them. I hope you can find a low-cost spay/neuter place for bunnies if you can't find homes right away. A lady I got some rabbits from years ago runs a rabbit rescue (in NC) . . . she brought in supposedly "neutered" male rabbits and ended up with hundred of bunnies!!

I picked up a dog from the side of the road in February. She was all bones and obviously had had pups not long before. I put up "found" notices and checked around - the local animal rescue said that they had been seeing MANY dogs dumped off in our rural county. We ended up keeping her and she is the BEST dog. I think the rescued ones sometimes know they have been saved and are very grateful.

Melissa

 

[Rin]

Mannnn wish I lived closer, I'd take several off your hands XD

 

[Skyesrocket]

So nice of you to rescue them. That couldn't have been easy, chasing those little buggers around.

 

[thebritt]

Great job catching all those bunnies! You're a good person. They sure are beautiful!

 

[Buff Hooligans]

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X 2 YOu did a good thing - those bunnies are so cute I'm sure they will get adopted quickly.

 

[RiverOtter]

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Wow, shame on her! I raise rabbits and it is really easy to tell if a boy is fixed their .. ahem .. "boys" dangle quite a bit if they aren't. And if a "rescuer" isn't 100% sure, keep them separated. Or at least watch them! My goodness, when faced with lots of ladies unfixed bucks mount and squeal, fight other bucks, spray urine! It is so easy to keep them separated, I can't really see the expense and stress (rabbits don't do anesthetic well) of spaying, neutering maybe.

Sorry, good on you for rescuing the dog.

To the OP, do you have a fishing net? The kind you scoop the fish into the boat with, with the long handle? Excellent for catching bunnies. Good luck!

 

[girlychick]

Thats great that you could rescue them.
There very cute!

 

[ladycrotalus]

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Wow, shame on her! I raise rabbits and it is really easy to tell if a boy is fixed their .. ahem .. "boys" dangle quite a bit if they aren't. And if a "rescuer" isn't 100% sure, keep them separated. Or at least watch them! My goodness, when faced with lots of ladies unfixed bucks mount and squeal, fight other bucks, spray urine! It is so easy to keep them separated, I can't really see the expense and stress (rabbits don't do anesthetic well) of spaying, neutering maybe.

Sorry, good on you for rescuing the dog.

To the OP, do you have a fishing net? The kind you scoop the fish into the boat with, with the long handle? Excellent for catching bunnies. Good luck!

No, my body wishes i did have a big fish net though.

I am only 28 but my body feels like a crickety 50 yr old.

I had my younger cousin with me though. He slipped on the steep river bank goin after one and almost fell into the river. I couldn't help but laugh. We pretty much crept and pounced and crawled through brush after them. So far no rashes so none of it was poison ivy.

Spaying and neutering is wicked pricey in this area, i can't afford it. Its pretty easy just to keep track of everyone and keep them all separate. Plus there was this customer who brought her rabbit in to get it spayed to the only vet who treats small animals in this area, and it died on the table.

The babies look to be 5-6 weeks so i am gonna separate the babies by sex today.

 

[Ashmeade]

So good of you to help rescue them! I am convinced there is a special place in hell for people that do things like that!