Well........ I made a thread earlier asking advice on how to rescue this baby rabbit. I found him in my garage, along with 5 already deceased bunnys. I decided that it was my duty to take this rabbit into my care and try to save it. I took advice from the city, as well as other sites specializing in Rabbit care, but ultimately the little guy passed on. I know this thread is unnecessary, but I'm feeling really low right now and needed to get this off my chest. Anyone who takes the time to read this, do me a favor and take a hit for Lucky. Guess he wasnt so lucky after all.
wow.. that sounds like a sad story from a childrens reading book. im really really high. thats a bummer to hear
You did what you could man.. thats what counts. Hes hopping around in the grasslands of rabbit heaven !
Its a detached garage, pretty old too, lots of holes for a rabbit to squeeze in through to have its babys. I just dug a hole in my back yard about 20 minutes ago and put him to rest. Never thought I'd shed a tear for an animal i only knew for a day, but man......... I really thought he was gonna make it.
Sorry to hear that bro. Tonights Jamaican Shower goes out to Lucky the unlucky rabbit +rep for trying to save it.
Aw man, I know how that is. Way back I found a baby bird that was abandoned by it's mother. It wasn't old enough to fly, but she had feathers and just needed some help. Well, I tried my best, and she was doing pretty well, until one day she just took a turn for the worse and didn't make it. Put her in a little shoebox and buried her out back. It was good of you to try to help it out.
i had a similar story. I found a baby kitten in my backyard with no mom and a hurt leg that looked like it was starving. i fed it then took it to the vet. they took care of it's leg and then it became my pet kitty cat. next time i toke, i will think of lucky.
my rabbits had a few baby rabbits a few months ago and overnight the mother rabbit ate all three of the baby rabbits there were only three little rabbit heads in the corner, it was a scary sight. The mother stepped on them like she didn't even care.