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Okay, bunny madeit to AnimalRehabilitators of the Carolina's. They are dedicated to thecare of sick , injured andorphaned wildlife.Where he/she will be well taken care and released back intothe wild. I can call and check on it. Itis now going to be on antibiotics for 5 days. It was great tofind...

I don't know how to do the posting pictures thing. If my daughter can when she gets home I will have her try.

I don't know how to do the posting pictures thing. If my daughter can when she gets home I will have her try.

Bunny seems to be doing well. Ate allthe clover and grass. I called the vet. They gaveme a number to call for the services of places who take wild animalsand someone is going to come later today and pick it up. I live in Charlotte, North Carolina. Not sure might be a jack rabbit.

gypsy, You are being sohelpful. Thank you. I really appreciate the littlemedicine tip and food idea's. The rabbits eyes are open. It can hop. It isprobably about 4inches long. I wish I knew moreinfo to give.

Oh no please there was no attitude. Ijust started looking at the threads that were at the top and it hadexact instructions on how to treat a wild baby bunny. Right now we were keeping it warm with natural pine shavings and a yarnscarf. I will see where the vet can refer me to do thenatural...

Well this place is really good. I havefound several articles and information just on the topic I put outhere. I guess we will visit the vet in the morning and gofrom there. Glad to of found this. Answered all myquestions.

Hi ! We just retrieved a baby rabbitfrom our cat. I have no idea how to take care ofit. It seems shaken. I do not know where the motheror nest is. How can I feed it and keep it warm? Anyadvice please. thank you.