So I didn't know this, but I looked it up. Young rabbits disperse from the nest at 15-20 days old. By three weeks of age, they are on their own in the wild and no longer require a mother's care.
Baby rabbits are so vulnerable. My cat caught one and tried to eat him, but our dog saved its life. We took him to the vet, got him stitched up and got him some meds, and we decided to rehab him ourselves, because the local rehab was way over capacity. He was fine during that time, just hanging out in a big 50 gallon tote with hay and a small box to hide in. We fed him veggies, gave him fresh water every day, and tried not to handle him too much. Then after a few weeks the stitches came out and he was a lot more active, and after another month we went to release him. But he kept coming back, over and over again, so we tried a couple days later, but he still wouldn't go. He would take a few hops, look around, then run back and sit on my foot. Then we tried a 3rd time, and the same thing, only this time we walked away, but he ran after us. Not sure what to do, we named him Stitches decided to just keep him. That was 3 years ago, and he's still with us.
Most of these videos I've seen people handle wild rabbits they keep holding them up in the position that shows their bellies when they've been told time and again that they're not supposed to do that because it puts them in so much distress. You have a first person I've seen that handled the bunny with so much care. Thank you very much😊
That’s exactly how I got my first bunny Hoppy !!! It was a bunny even maybe a week younger in the road !!! I gave it milk for about a week and then it could eat grass and soon it was release back to nature 💕🌸🐰
@@hybridanimus6412It was actually sleeping. Not in a state of shock either. Unfortunately it does appear to have bad danger instincts though, so will be a snack soon enough.
I’m guessing it did almost get run over and it was probably panicking pretty bad. Rabbits are prey animals their instincts are 99% flight and maybe 1% fight. A common occurrence even with domesticated rabbits is they get frightened and die of heart attacks. The fact that it wasn’t gone immediately is a strong indicator that it was out of it. The fact that it was grooming itself though is a good sign that it was comfortable with you.
@@sincerely-b The OP seems to think that fight or flight are the only two instincts, but for smaller prey animals, like you’ve been noticing, freeze is a response that is way more utilized. A baby would have no way of outrunning a bigger predator, therefore hiding by freezing up is mostly the only choice.
@zivajames2494 She didn’t saved it it’s going to die bc the human smell is now on it and the mother will abuse it.. it’s practically going to die bc of her
YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON GOD BLESS YOU. I USE TO HAVE 2 BUNNIES I LOVED THEM VERY MUCH . I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT BUNS THANK YOU FOR TAKING CARE OF HIM .😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
thats so sweet i love bunnies so much and seeing you do that just puts a smile on my face thank you so much for moving that bunny out of the road and to all the bunny lovers out there please enjoy this and share it to your friends who loves bunnies as much as me or all of you do
@@b.g.3400 Unless you’re talking about how there was only the one girl (in which case, my bad), just appreciate the joke for what it is and keep your religious shit to yourself
That is so adorable. Usually they run away if you get too close, but whenever you see a wild animals, always give it some space. Learned that from Zoboomafoo and Wild Kratts when I was a kid.
You are awesome you did exactly as wild anamals show say let them go back where you found them there mommy is not to far usually we will never know how he got in the middle of the road but God bless you nice lady for doing the right thing you have a big 💜💜❤️❤️ heart
@@Darbocky 'literally petrified' It's a play on words. I have no clue how a bunny's body language works, I just knew that he was completely still, and that's what I said
@@MQBTSarmyandStay5212 I had two bunnies, Easterbunny (a boy) and Honeybunny, (a girl). Both, have past on to bunny heaven, but not before we had a few good years being best buds. ; ) : )
He was incredibly calm when on her lap. The wild is so brutal...it still wanted the love and care of a mother but was already on its own, found the human warmth and affection comforting.
@@ihatemeww to grant it freedom If you do your reaserch, the rabbit example in the video was a juvinile and was able to leave its nest, meaning it doesn't need the assist of its mother if she brought it home it wouldve definetly interferred with the development of a naturally wild animal The same can Be said for other examples Letting go of something you love can be applied to certain contexts but not all
Their mom was probably not far off, they leave their young to gather food, any animal this young is better off with their own mother. Only pick up baby animals if you can be sure they’re abandoned (been in the same spot for 12+ hrs with no sign of mom, extremely dehydrated/starving or injured). Human interference should be an absolute last resort. This bunny looks likes it’s being well cared for and her placing it away from the road is the best thing she could’ve done.
@@sarahg2665 you’re right, but considering it didn’t run or protest much when picked up, it’s likely something was wrong. I’d have taken it in this situation.
😍💕 Once that precious wild bunny got a taste of what love is by this beauti’lvvy H²⁴man,... there's no going back into the wild. 😍💕 To each’s own opinion & actions,..that lil’adorable bunny would’ve been a permanent “SweetieKins” in my life!❣️!❣️!❣️!
Wild bunnies are extremely hard to take care of tho, it's not like domestic ones. They can't even pee without help if I remember right and can die really easily. Even domestic ones, lot of people take them without knowing this and unfortunately kill them.
@@Ilivedbih hmmm🤔 maybe wild bunnies ARE difficult to care for. I've had bunnies since the age of 4, i love them so much, my recent one is going to be four years old, i give her supplements & everything else needed for her to last as much as she can 🥰.
I was thinking the same thing lol. I have a bunch of rabbits in my yard. My kids named him bread, he's brown and white, then he meet a lady her name is toast, light brown, then a little while down the road they had babies, piece of toast, crumb, and burnt toast lmfao. I hope there still on my property come spring.
My intrusive thoughts would never let me get Outta that place after placing the bunny near the road, there'll be so many 'what ifs' and i would have just brought it home lol
Yes that was the plan…unfortunately it’s ilegal to keep a wild rabbit. Also my family did not want me being the wild one because they carry many diseases. They were so against it smh
@@TheFunnyDictator like how those evil villains will have a satisfied face of victory and be slowly petting their cat while talking to the main protagonist
* petting him you actually expose him to disease and to smell... Their defense as a baby is to not have smell... When you touched him, you automatically made him vulnerable to predators... Rehabers usually never handle rabbit without glove as to not give Them illnesses... Baby rabbits have a fragile immune system .. So what I mean is There is 50 % chance you Killed him... And to whoever Might think of raising a Wild rabbit as pet , know that babies immune system are so fragile that they won't survive 7 ou of 10 Times even in the best hands ... They need their Mother ceacotrophe to survive . When you find a baby alone its not abandonned. The Mother is away to not out predators on their tracks and Will come back at dawn and at dusk to feed him and then leave ... This is how they protect their young as a vurnerable prey.. To deter you from touching a baby Wild rabbit that Might look alone but isnt actually and just make His life shorter..
Unfortunately prey birds usually injure or kill them with their claws when picking them up. Sometimes not though. I have so many right in my backyard & hate watching them. One dropped a dead rat on my deck a couple of days ago so they don't like me either. Disgusting!
So I was waiting for hours and someone finally helped me….or so I thought! She teased me with pets, a snuggle and put me back to die. This world is messed up
It wouldn't be wise to take it back. The mother would come back for it eventually. All this woman did was pet it and cuddle with it because it's cute, then hid it in some bushes to be safe.
The executive decision making skills are rather strong with this one.If it was me ,we'll both be eating apples&kale ,coolin.Gettin all Hopped up n $#!+😂
Naw, the bunny was suicidal because it lost it's momma and siblings in a burrow fire. So, baby was trying to get hit by a car. Fire consumed the whole bunny family except for this little guy right here. Why you think his name is Lucky? Then this hoe up on the video made him think she was gonna love him and be there for him and she just abandoned him by a tree. Real lucky.
@@yusufakhtar2209 ACTUALLY… some animals like snails, prefer to be in captivity. But yes I’m sure that bunny was frozen in fear and water to be left left alone
I thought she was gonna take her away from her mother (keep the baby to herself) but OML it was SO wholesome when you just made it a nest and let it go...like gurl FR you've won millions of hearts outta there
WILD ANIMALS STAY IN THE WILD TO STAY WILD! Just saying. I know how you feel. I've been in the same position, but you have no choice but to let them go. 🥺🙂
@@dmhq-administration are you sure this is a wild bunny? It looks domesticated to me. What if someone left the bunny there. They can't survive in the wild.
@Marl actually that myth isn't true that the mother won't accept the child, and rabbits aren't dependent on the mother after three weeks, but she still picked it up wrong though so there is that
@@AnUnimportantNPC i have many wild hears and rabbit plus pets . In the first week or 2 if u touch the mom will tear them apart its the same with guine pigs . Usually they get eatin before u even know they r born its really common . Same at pet store.. if that sounded snappy my bad broken hand hard to msg
Nope, that's just how rabbits are, they freeze upon seeing danger, its a thing babies do alot, and adults will do it 50% of the time, wild rabbits do it more than domestic ones due to domestic ones (while still worrying) are more lax, also their bright coats arent good camo vs wild ones
@@sesserose25 yes I'm very well aware And i can, I already did lmao, its just communicating on the internet, as long as it's legible and doesnt give anyone a headache its fine I do put periods when doing school stuff, its just less effort here to press comma
I see baby birds all the time. I ride a bike (silently) and I know where the nests and roosts and dens are in my area. You too can be a wildlife rescuer ❤❤❤
I once found a very sick pigeon, maybe just old, i brought him in some place and left a little warm thing, water and bread, next day i come back he was dead, i was somewhere 9-10 years old and that was quite shocking at this age for me
@@dustsans9859 awww at least pidgey was warm and safe when he died. I just found a tiny nestling miner bird. 2 others dead on the ground. I stopped to take them off the road and heard a peep, and this lil guy was on the other side of the tree. I brought him home as the weather is ugly and floods are predicted tomorrow. On my way to get baby food for him now. My springtime baby bird rescue has begun anew for the year! Fingers crossed this one makes it, but my Parrot is going to be very jealous!
Most wild baby buns hide and don't move. I have a lot around my house. Have to move baby buns to a box each time I mow the lawn. Always make sure to put them right back where you found them or close by. Once they reach a few weeks to a month they will start to run away.
Awe seeing this made me tear up.😔 The sweet little bunny is like a lost child wondering where is his Mom.😩 I hope the bunny was able to reconnect with his Mommy.😭🙏🏾
@@nochoice994 not a myth at all, rabbits are scared of humans and have extremely good noses that can smell any scent on the rabbit. That baby bunny is without a doubt dead rn if no one ended up taking it home.
@@milk_juice101 It is a myth lol do your research before trying to correct someone. You can touch a baby rabbit and it wont have any effect on whether it gets abandoned or not by the mother. And I don’t remember saying that rabbits don’t pick up on scents well. I also don’t remember stating that rabbits aren’t scared of humans, however that wont make a mother abandon their babies just because a human touched it. They only care about having their babies back. But yes, that baby is probably dead being left where it was if no one took care of it. But saying the baby will be abandoned because it was touched once by a human is indeed a myth.
So I didn't know this, but I looked it up. Young rabbits disperse from the nest at 15-20 days old. By three weeks of age, they are on their own in the wild and no longer require a mother's care.
Exactly! lol Someone did their research just like I did. That’s good to know you did before commenting. Thank you, I really appreciate it a lot 🥰
wow! that’s a very nice to know about baby bunnies!
It means it has rabbies, she would die if she got bitten.
@@BobMuskFan you can get a shot right after getting bit and be fine.
Dont mean to ruin the mood but does anyone know the music at the end?
Humans seeing any animal: "and then I decided to pet it"
I was like :keep it as a pet
It's a wonder we've lived so long. 😂
I guess that’s how we ended up with dogs and cats lmao
Humans: if it breathes, I can pet it
It was the natural step up from "and then I decided to eat it" once we managed to eat them all
Baby rabbits are so vulnerable. My cat caught one and tried to eat him, but our dog saved its life. We took him to the vet, got him stitched up and got him some meds, and we decided to rehab him ourselves, because the local rehab was way over capacity. He was fine during that time, just hanging out in a big 50 gallon tote with hay and a small box to hide in. We fed him veggies, gave him fresh water every day, and tried not to handle him too much.
Then after a few weeks the stitches came out and he was a lot more active, and after another month we went to release him. But he kept coming back, over and over again, so we tried a couple days later, but he still wouldn't go. He would take a few hops, look around, then run back and sit on my foot. Then we tried a 3rd time, and the same thing, only this time we walked away, but he ran after us. Not sure what to do, we named him Stitches decided to just keep him. That was 3 years ago, and he's still with us.
I’m so glad that you kept the rabbit. It wouldn’t have survived otherwise. Good on you!
Lovely story 🙌
Cute name and story ☺️
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Animals generally don't want to go back to woods once kept as pet
Most of these videos I've seen people handle wild rabbits they keep holding them up in the position that shows their bellies when they've been told time and again that they're not supposed to do that because it puts them in so much distress. You have a first person I've seen that handled the bunny with so much care. Thank you very much😊
Bunny’s mind (at first): “I am a rock, I am a very terrified rock.”
Edit: damn, thanks for the likes guys!
Lol😂😂
A very terrified, adorable, furry rock
bunny training to stand incredibly still
Ik at first I thought it was a rock
Or it's just the bunny thinks it's a kitten
"so I decided to pet it"
A brief summary of human history right there
My last words. Probably
🤣😅....friggin humans man
It will be rejected by its mom.
@@DM-wu5hn That was the common theory for many years but it actually isn't true for most cases of wildlife rescue and replacement
@@Kevthebish That's good to know. I saved a baby rattle snake. I told him to go back to mama so he wouldn't get run over.
Her: "You gotta let go of what you love."
Other people: "Finders keepers!"
And that’s how we got…*side-eyes all the animals that are kept as pets*
Sometimes things work strangely
Bro, that is literally me
That’s exactly how I got my first bunny Hoppy !!! It was a bunny even maybe a week younger in the road !!! I gave it milk for about a week and then it could eat grass and soon it was release back to nature 💕🌸🐰
Yupppsss
The face scratch is too cute. I melt when my dachshunds do it lol.
not a face scratch for bunnies actually, thats how they groom their face! but yeah its definitely super cute ❤️
@@ouijayouthso cutteeee🥺
Thank you for leaving the bunny with a soft blanket
Her: "You gotta let go of what you love"
Everyone else: *picks up bunny* "You're my friend now. We're gonna have soft tacos"
Omg, I got a good laugh at the Cat-bug line! Now I must rewatch some Bravest Warriors. :-D
Damn right. Everyone with a heart would have taken this poor little bunny back home to give it food, shelter and to make CZcams videos. 😏
@@Ash_G um I don't think u get the joke
Women ☕
@@thepatato3513 I am basing myself off what I saw in the video.
That bunny said ‘sucker! That’s the third coat I’ve stolen this week…’
🧣🐇 🚍 👀👆
🤣😂
Peter rabbit strikes again!
Funny 🤣😄
🤣🤣🤣
🤣😂🤣😂🤣👍👍
That is got to be the tiniest and cutest bunny I’ve ever seen in my life. Also, did he come back?
We might never know
Who knows mabye the persons house is 20feet away from the bunny?
Have you never seen other bunny videos on the vast web? Theyre usually cute beyond expectations...
Yes, my fairy god mother from magic land said so
Awww poor thing but also this bunny is so cute. I hope it survives please make sure to protect the little fella please and thank you. God bless you
The fact it was cleaning its self means it was comfortable around you! Awww lucky!
Um, no.
@@Mr_Doritos Yeah? That's how it is?
@@wolvesgirl1565 I guess so?
@@Mr_Doritos well, alrighty then!
@@ookipuki Yep.
Wow, that is a very friendly and brave bunny since it didn't run away. Thanks for saving it 💕
Lmao it was probably in shock and scared out of its mind
@@hybridanimus6412It was actually sleeping. Not in a state of shock either.
Unfortunately it does appear to have bad danger instincts though, so will be a snack soon enough.
Thanks for Saving the cute Baby bunny 🐰❤☺️ She is so Cute 🥰❤
She?
I’m guessing it did almost get run over and it was probably panicking pretty bad. Rabbits are prey animals their instincts are 99% flight and maybe 1% fight. A common occurrence even with domesticated rabbits is they get frightened and die of heart attacks. The fact that it wasn’t gone immediately is a strong indicator that it was out of it. The fact that it was grooming itself though is a good sign that it was comfortable with you.
Maybe having a mini heart attack. I know some of them animals have that issue
only 1% fight? you've clearly never actually interacted with a rabbit
Yeah, I have baby rabbits running all over my property. They seem to think they're invisible if they don't move LOL
@@sincerely-b The OP seems to think that fight or flight are the only two instincts, but for smaller prey animals, like you’ve been noticing, freeze is a response that is way more utilized. A baby would have no way of outrunning a bigger predator, therefore hiding by freezing up is mostly the only choice.
@@Incursoe Yeah, baby birds do the same thing. They stay very still even in plain sight.
“FOUND A BABY BUNNY”
Me: *TAke it TAKE ITTTTTTT*
YES
Samee
Maybe they went back for it after making the video
Same
I said that too😫
Diese wunderbare Frau hat das Kaninchen-Baby gerettet. Alles Gute wünsche ich ihr und dem Kleinen auch. 💖💕🍀😍
IT'S SO ROUND AND A FLUFFY!!! LIKE A TINY FLOOFY FLOOFBALL... A FLOOFYBALL I LOVE IT.... So glad you helped it 😁❤
Footballs are for throwing and kicking
Come here little bunny💀🌍♾️🔫👨🎨👏👴🏿🔥🥵😈💩👻😽🙀🤜🏿🤜🏾🤜🏽🤜🏼🤜🏻
@zivajames2494
She didn’t saved it it’s going to die bc the human smell is now on it and the mother will abuse it.. it’s practically going to die bc of her
@D44NN113 …
@@annika-ur6hmyou should check the pinned comment... It's fine 🐇
**picks up bunny**
You're my friend now. We're having soft tacos later!
🐈+🐞
I don't know how well rabbit tacos would be. Sounds delicious!
@@thisplatformsucksalot3487
*Wait that's not what I meant-*
Me with any animal I can pick up
Such a cat bug thing to say...
Her: you gotta let go of what you love
other people: oh, a baby bunny? WELP, UR MINE NOW!
Time to do surprise adoption
I do it all the time, a serial wild life kidnapper
For real😂😂
That's me
@@BossyScarface 😂😂😂😭
YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON GOD BLESS YOU. I USE TO HAVE 2 BUNNIES I LOVED THEM VERY MUCH . I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT BUNS THANK YOU FOR TAKING CARE OF HIM .😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you for rescuing that beautiful baby
Documental: "If the mother rabbit got a baby already touched by a human she will abandone them, this is due the smell"
@@Anonimo-et4ohheard its been disproven but idk
@@Anonimo-et4ohlike the top comment said after a amount of time the mother let's them go on their own
When u pet it it’s ears went up, that means they aren’t scared
My bunny’s ears are always up but the eyes are open so I’m confused
@@OpheliaXfairy rabbits don’t close their eyes when they sleep
@@mr.controller2750 yes they do..
@@OpheliaXfairy not always! I had a rabbit named thumper as a kid and he would sleep with his eyes open quite often
thats so sweet i love bunnies so much and seeing you do that just puts a smile on my face thank you so much for moving that bunny out of the road and to all the bunny lovers out there please enjoy this and share it to your friends who loves bunnies as much as me or all of you do
It’s amazing how many good people are in the world, and one of them is you❤
"You wont believe what happened with me today"
"The Gods touched me and left me with a parting gift"
🤣
So me
There is only one God.
Cap there is one god
@@b.g.3400 Unless you’re talking about how there was only the one girl (in which case, my bad), just appreciate the joke for what it is and keep your religious shit to yourself
When she picked him up, that audio was going on in my mind in which the dude says:
"Awwwwww you're so cuuuute, you're mine"💀
yes
The "you're coming home with me" audio too lol idk if it's the same
@@adriannaclark2976 “heh, your coming home with me 😌”
We’re having soft tacos later -v-
That is so adorable. Usually they run away if you get too close, but whenever you see a wild animals, always give it some space. Learned that from Zoboomafoo and Wild Kratts when I was a kid.
"I ain't gonna keep no damn Bunny!" 🐰🐇😂
I feel you, you can't keep every animal you find I mean c'mon...but this one was sooo adorable! I would've! ❤
🐰 _”WTF!? I thought you hoomans take cute things home and feed em!? You left me back in the WILD!!!????”_
I know tight
bnuuy.
That’s be my luck if I was a baby bunny! 🙄
Its a wild animal.. Keyword: Wild. thats where the bunny belongs.. The bunny will be okay at least she got the bunny out the road
Shame on hoomans
“She was like: Your my fren now”
Except not really lol
were having soft tacos later
@@wertugavw “Yes indeed my fellow fren”
Tysm for helping Thai little guy and actually holding him right I see a lot of videos where they hold them by the scruff which is very abusive
You are awesome you did exactly as wild anamals show say let them go back where you found them there mommy is not to far usually we will never know how he got in the middle of the road but God bless you nice lady for doing the right thing you have a big 💜💜❤️❤️ heart
he's so round and fluffy and SMOL I WOULD CRY ON THE SPOT
same!! 😭🧡
OMG I LITERALLY DYING THATS SO CUTE- ^ ^
It looks pretty tasty too.😳
@@Zamasu-op7zzerm 👁️👄👁️
AWW SO CUUUTE
"Doesn't seem scared"
The bunny: "literally petrified"
Did the bunny tell you that?😂
@@Darbocky 'literally petrified'
It's a play on words. I have no clue how a bunny's body language works, I just knew that he was completely still, and that's what I said
It's not scared at all. You even see it grooming itself which it will only do if it knows its safe/comfortable.
@@theanimer1 well, by then it was in a comfy blanket. You'd probably think a predator wouldn't eat you if they haven't already.
Jungkook what are u doing here 👁️👄👁️
Armys everywhere🤣🤣
😂😂
Hahah
Yeah our kookie is everywhere 💜🐰
Here too???
The most fearless bunny💀💀
This video reminded me of the time when my bunnies were little and always sleepy
Bunnies of all ages are adorable, soft and cuddly. Little guys was cold and scared stiff.
Awww I like the way you describe bunny ☺️
@@MQBTSarmyandStay5212 I had two bunnies, Easterbunny (a boy) and Honeybunny, (a girl). Both, have past on to bunny heaven, but not before we had a few good years being best buds. ; ) : )
He was incredibly calm when on her lap. The wild is so brutal...it still wanted the love and care of a mother but was already on its own, found the human warmth and affection comforting.
@@angelmartin7310 I believe you've got to be correct.
Snake: Thank you for the food human.
*OOF*
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
😂
Piss off. I'm sick of horrible comments like this
You ruined the wholesome moment.
@@RabidKanine umh that person who picked it up just killed the bunny bc the bunnys mother left it there and now it might not find it😐
So much cuter little Bunny baby 😍😍😍❤️❤️🐇
She: i decide to pet the bunny
She: letting the bunny on the forest.
That quote was really meaningful and kind ✨ Let go of what you love. If they come back, they're yours ❤️
It won't come back she got his ass killed people and seeing things cute when they r harmful
That's what my mother always said if you love it let it free if it comes back then it's yours same goes for humans and humans
This quote is stupid. Why would you let go of something you love?
@@ihatemeww to grant it freedom
If you do your reaserch, the rabbit example in the video was a juvinile and was able to leave its nest, meaning it doesn't need the assist of its mother
if she brought it home it wouldve definetly interferred with the development of a naturally wild animal
The same can Be said for other examples
Letting go of something you love can be applied to certain contexts but not all
Her: Calling that animal bunny
Me: No, that's a ball of cuteness
Bé thỏ con dê thương đáng yêu quá đi ve ry good cute ve ry nice. Không đem về nuôi có Phước
I really love them!!. I love all animals, but! but most of all!..I LOVE bunnies!!❤️😍😍❤️❤️❤️...
I've mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still..that I become invisible -Drax the rabbit probably
It’s a rabbit thing 🥰 lol
Mantis: "Hi Drax!"
Drax: "...Dammit."
@@Blessed_11.11 lol!
Awe It needed help I definitely would’ve brought it home and fed it
Their mom was probably not far off, they leave their young to gather food, any animal this young is better off with their own mother. Only pick up baby animals if you can be sure they’re abandoned (been in the same spot for 12+ hrs with no sign of mom, extremely dehydrated/starving or injured). Human interference should be an absolute last resort. This bunny looks likes it’s being well cared for and her placing it away from the road is the best thing she could’ve done.
@@sarahg2665 you’re right, but considering it didn’t run or protest much when picked up, it’s likely something was wrong. I’d have taken it in this situation.
@@sarahg2665 since it was obviously too weak to move and left in the open I’d assume it’s mom was gone.
@@sarahg2665 Most likely it's mom had passed. Rabbits don't normally allow their children to be out in the open like that.
Right WTF! Get your ass back there lady! 🤬
😍💕 Once that precious wild bunny got a taste of what love is by this beauti’lvvy H²⁴man,... there's no going back into the wild.
😍💕 To each’s own opinion & actions,..that lil’adorable bunny would’ve been a permanent “SweetieKins” in my life!❣️!❣️!❣️!
I was like “are you sure thats a bunny?” Untill i saw it 😅
"Mommmmmm"
"If you don't get me a baby bunny right now I'm not going to eat,bath, drink,talk or walk just get me a flufyyyy baby bunny!!!!!!"
This is the cutest thing ever😭😭
It should've been a "..uh you're coming home with me.." moment 😔
Wild bunnies are extremely hard to take care of tho, it's not like domestic ones.
They can't even pee without help if I remember right and can die really easily. Even domestic ones, lot of people take them without knowing this and unfortunately kill them.
@@Ilivedbih hmmm🤔 maybe wild bunnies ARE difficult to care for. I've had bunnies since the age of 4, i love them so much, my recent one is going to be four years old, i give her supplements & everything else needed for her to last as much as she can 🥰.
I was thinking the same thing lol. I have a bunch of rabbits in my yard.
My kids named him bread, he's brown and white, then he meet a lady her name is toast, light brown, then a little while down the road they had babies, piece of toast, crumb, and burnt toast lmfao. I hope there still on my property come spring.
No
Or let’s not keep wild animals for our own selfish enjoyment 🙂
“So I decided to pet it. I regret that.”
-every dead caveman who thought this going up to a saber toothed tiger.
I was dying of cuteness ❤
My intrusive thoughts would never let me get Outta that place after placing the bunny near the road, there'll be so many 'what ifs' and i would have just brought it home lol
Yes that was the plan…unfortunately it’s ilegal to keep a wild rabbit. Also my family did not want me being the wild one because they carry many diseases. They were so against it smh
@@Blessed_11.11 Yeah, I got you, your family's not wrong. Just saying that I'd have taken it home for my peace of mind :)
@@akitheimmortal8979 Same! lol 🙈
Nah you dont even know what intrusive toughts mean. Stop saying that shit pls
@@Blessed_11.11 yeah but can’t we show it to a veterinarian?
THE SATISFIED FACE AS SHE'S SITTING THERE PETTING IT LMAOO
Like an evil villain with a cat
Wdym?! Please reply to me!
@@ritries4305 Wdym?! Please reply to me!
@@TheFunnyDictator like how those evil villains will have a satisfied face of victory and be slowly petting their cat while talking to the main protagonist
* petting him you actually expose him to disease and to smell... Their defense as a baby is to not have smell... When you touched him, you automatically made him vulnerable to predators... Rehabers usually never handle rabbit without glove as to not give Them illnesses... Baby rabbits have a fragile immune system .. So what I mean is There is 50 % chance you Killed him... And to whoever Might think of raising a Wild rabbit as pet , know that babies immune system are so fragile that they won't survive 7 ou of 10 Times even in the best hands ... They need their Mother ceacotrophe to survive . When you find a baby alone its not abandonned. The Mother is away to not out predators on their tracks and Will come back at dawn and at dusk to feed him and then leave ... This is how they protect their young as a vurnerable prey.. To deter you from touching a baby Wild rabbit that Might look alone but isnt actually and just make His life shorter..
小さ過ぎてとても可愛いです。優しさだけでは駄目です。自宅に持ち帰って［過保護］に育てる事が大切です。［兎］の存在を深く［胸］に刻み込む事が一番大切な事です！
Exactly
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Am melting of cuteness 🥹😭❤️my little heart can’t handle this cuteness 🥺
It’s so round 😭
ᶜ ʰ ᵒ ⁿ ᵏ ʸ
Rabbit loafs
The body is round
He round
⚫️!
He's just in a little ball of fluff....AWWWW my weakness......Cuteness overload
So cute 😍
SHOULD HAVE TAKEN IT HOME,IT'S SO GODDAMN CUTE
Agree! The bunny really is cute 🥹
Human 101 - can i eat it
- can i f*** it
- can i pet it
My guess is he may have been picked up by a hawk but got dropped & he was still stunned when you found him. Happens alot more than you think it does.
Unfortunately prey birds usually injure or kill them with their claws when picking them up. Sometimes not though. I have so many right in my backyard & hate watching them. One dropped a dead rat on my deck a couple of days ago so they don't like me either. Disgusting!
So I was waiting for hours and someone finally helped me….or so I thought! She teased me with pets, a snuggle and put me back to die. This world is messed up
Bunnies have instincts that kick in pretty quick once their mother stops coming back for food.
Bunnies are very independent animals compared to other animal babies.
It wouldn't be wise to take it back. The mother would come back for it eventually. All this woman did was pet it and cuddle with it because it's cute, then hid it in some bushes to be safe.
You can not keep wild rabbits. They are born to live in the wild. You must be a young kid
@@limey2426 ive been trying to explain this to people but nobody seems to understand
The executive decision making skills are rather strong with this one.If it was me ,we'll both be eating apples&kale ,coolin.Gettin all Hopped up n $#!+😂
Thank you for getting it out of the road you’re the best
"try's not to cry"
"Cry's anyway😭"
The bunny was like "Adopt me please, someone?"
No it was scared it wanted no to touch it
Naw, the bunny was suicidal because it lost it's momma and siblings in a burrow fire. So, baby was trying to get hit by a car. Fire consumed the whole bunny family except for this little guy right here. Why you think his name is Lucky? Then this hoe up on the video made him think she was gonna love him and be there for him and she just abandoned him by a tree. Real lucky.
Nah, he just wanted to live freely in wild. No wild animal wants itself to become a slave of humans
@@yusufakhtar2209 ACTUALLY… some animals like snails, prefer to be in captivity. But yes I’m sure that bunny was frozen in fear and water to be left left alone
@@yusufakhtar2209 and how exactly could a RABBIT be a slave to humans????
You are such a kind hearted person ❤
This is just to cute❤️
"and then i named it, it was too late"
Literally would have been me
Same
Yes
Naming things is a one way ticket to becoming attached to it (or them)
I thought she was gonna take her away from her mother (keep the baby to herself) but OML it was SO wholesome when you just made it a nest and let it go...like gurl FR you've won millions of hearts outta there
Aww thank you for saying 🥰
What mother?
@@andreabenson5222 Exactly! Baby rabbits are on their own after a certain age.
How cute this little bunny is!
It's so cute 🥺. When in was in the blanket rubbing it's face 😍🥺.
How could you not adopt the baby 😭💔 Her willpower is stronger than mine.
Its probably someone else's pet or its trying to find its mother so you cant touch it
It has to live by itself now or find its mother
WILD ANIMALS STAY IN THE WILD TO STAY WILD! Just saying. I know how you feel. I've been in the same position, but you have no choice but to let them go. 🥺🙂
@Aspen 🌿 & Gizmo 🤖 well it's a wild animal. Get over it, they need to survive in the wild
@@dmhq-administration are you sure this is a wild bunny? It looks domesticated to me. What if someone left the bunny there. They can't survive in the wild.
The way they do that hand thing on the face ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! I am dead of cuteness
Their cleaning themselves when they do that
Oh my God you found it my damn Pet fluffy😭😭😭
,, so I decided to pet it"
Bunnys face:💀
"You Gotta let go of what you Love"
Me: *Looks at My Dog*
My Dog: 🐶📸
The dog was probably helping record so she could do that, I imagine. 😄👍
stupid writing style 🙈
@@UserX860 Thanks
Thank you for actually handling the bunny with care instead of making it scream ❤
Bunny's will usually scream anyway. This is instinct. But this kill guy was obviously just chill.
And then killing it by her smell and the fact it can not take care of itself
@Marl actually that myth isn't true that the mother won't accept the child, and rabbits aren't dependent on the mother after three weeks, but she still picked it up wrong though so there is that
@@AnUnimportantNPC yeah that was maybe a week lol thank u for proving my point lol 😆
@@AnUnimportantNPC i have many wild hears and rabbit plus pets . In the first week or 2 if u touch the mom will tear them apart its the same with guine pigs . Usually they get eatin before u even know they r born its really common . Same at pet store.. if that sounded snappy my bad broken hand hard to msg
God that idea of a farming game set in a nihei superstructure hits me in a place I didn't know existed.....
Poor honey was to tired to make a reaction…that’s when you know they need help is when their not willing to put up a fight…
Nope, that's just how rabbits are, they freeze upon seeing danger, its a thing babies do alot, and adults will do it 50% of the time, wild rabbits do it more than domestic ones due to domestic ones (while still worrying) are more lax, also their bright coats arent good camo vs wild ones
@@whatTFisThis You know that's multiple sentences right? You can't just do this,,,,,,,,, and continue.
@@sesserose25 yes I'm very well aware
And i can, I already did lmao, its just communicating on the internet, as long as it's legible and doesnt give anyone a headache its fine
I do put periods when doing school stuff, its just less effort here to press comma
That makes more sense-
🤠🔫
Why don't I meet these cute little things like this 😭
It was one of my dreams for years lol
I see baby birds all the time. I ride a bike (silently) and I know where the nests and roosts and dens are in my area.
You too can be a wildlife rescuer ❤❤❤
I once found a very sick pigeon, maybe just old, i brought him in some place and left a little warm thing, water and bread, next day i come back he was dead, i was somewhere 9-10 years old and that was quite shocking at this age for me
@@dustsans9859 awww at least pidgey was warm and safe when he died. I just found a tiny nestling miner bird. 2 others dead on the ground. I stopped to take them off the road and heard a peep, and this lil guy was on the other side of the tree. I brought him home as the weather is ugly and floods are predicted tomorrow. On my way to get baby food for him now. My springtime baby bird rescue has begun anew for the year! Fingers crossed this one makes it, but my Parrot is going to be very jealous!
I usually see snakes on the road. 😂😂😂😂
Now that is rare to see a bunny that is in not scared of you there's like a one-in-a-million chance and you also add that is so cute❤❤
I feel like the title of this video should've been
"So yeah, long story short...I have a bunny now." 😂
Well I didn’t keep the wild bunny so that would be false 😞
"You gotta let go of the things you love"
Does it include the blanket?
Oh I thought she's just talking about her blanket.
Ikr I wonder if she went back and got it later lol hopefully the cute bunny was still there if she did.
Does make me wonder if it weren't someone's pet? Since it wasn't that stressed to be near you. 😕
Maby, but this bunny may know it will die soon or something so it may be waiting
That’s not a domestic rabbit. My cat caught one that size last year and it was really calm. Fed it kitten milk.
No,this bunny was a Wild one, because his fur color and appearance
Most wild baby buns hide and don't move. I have a lot around my house. Have to move baby buns to a box each time I mow the lawn. Always make sure to put them right back where you found them or close by. Once they reach a few weeks to a month they will start to run away.
the fur of the rabbit makes it clear it isnt.
the rabbit is not stressed or scared because it's still learning and clueless. :)
No way I could leave that angel behind. They’d be coming home with me! 😂
I know! I wanted that so badly 😭
HAND THAT BUNNY RN hand ✋ 😭😭😭😭
"if you love something let it go and let it return to you"
Bunny: ayo where the house and carrots
It's dead.
@@adollarfifty314 lies
Awe seeing this made me tear up.😔
The sweet little bunny is like a lost child wondering where is his Mom.😩
I hope the bunny was able to reconnect with his Mommy.😭🙏🏾
@-Toastbrot- It doesn’t smell like human, that’s a myth. The mom wont be bothered by that.
@@nochoice994 not a myth at all, rabbits are scared of humans and have extremely good noses that can smell any scent on the rabbit. That baby bunny is without a doubt dead rn if no one ended up taking it home.
@@milk_juice101 It is a myth lol do your research before trying to correct someone. You can touch a baby rabbit and it wont have any effect on whether it gets abandoned or not by the mother. And I don’t remember saying that rabbits don’t pick up on scents well. I also don’t remember stating that rabbits aren’t scared of humans, however that wont make a mother abandon their babies just because a human touched it. They only care about having their babies back. But yes, that baby is probably dead being left where it was if no one took care of it. But saying the baby will be abandoned because it was touched once by a human is indeed a myth.
I have never seen a wild rabbit be that friendly and calm...They usually hop away if you get close enough.
WHY IS IT SO CUTE!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*dies of CUTENESS*
“And then I decided to pet it” is one of those sentences that always precedes either one of the best or worst memories of your life. No in between
So cute cuteness overload