lost rabbit?

[JingleBellTheBunny]

I was wondering if anyone around the Midland area has lost an English Spot. I've seen one around my yard a few times. It'll come and sit outside my rabbit's cage.

 

[Blue eyes]

Most stray rabbits like that have been abandoned. The poor thing won't survive long in the wild.

Perhaps you can call a local rabbit rescue to come rescue it. Or you can try to capture it for them (or find a home for it).

 

[JingleBellTheBunny]

I think it might belong to someone though. It came around a few months ago, disappeared, and now it's showing up again. It looks like it's getting fed.

 

[Blue eyes]

If you can catch it, you can put up flyers to see if anyone claims it. It does occasionally happen that someone loses a rabbit... but mostly they have been "let loose." [If it did belong to someone, one would think that they would be the ones putting up flyers for a "lost pet."]

If no one claims the rabbit, then at least you have kept it safe in the meantime and then can find a better home for it.

As for it looking fed... it's probably foraging grass and shrubs. This is also a danger because some may be sprayed with pesticides or some of those shrubs can be poisonous. (Domestic rabbits have lost the ability to know which are safe.)

 

[TreasuredFriend]

Good advice. I know a gal who's got a rabbit rescue in your area. With predators, incoming winter temps, owls, hawks, and parasites that can attack the bun, she or he'd benefit by not roaming loose outdoors.

 

[Mei]

Please try your best to rescue the poor baby

 

[Mei]

Midland is a 7 hour drive from me, but if you are willing to meet halfway, I'll take it