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Do any of you guys know how to care for wild baby rabbits. The eyes have not been developed yet.
What do I do?
The thing is guys she nested in my garden and already ate all my strawberries. So I can't draw her back in?
I called drumlin farms and they will not take them.
I guess it's up to me to take care of them.
Right back to the same question?
Leave them alone you most likely scented them so the mother rejected them.
Good grief.
I want the last thirty seconds of my life back.
If mom doesn't come back contact Cummings Veternary School at Tufts University for advice. (508) 839-5302 They may be able to help you. My guess is that you may lose some, but you can save some too. I'm a meat eater and support hunting, but some of the replies are pretty callous. Nature is cruel, but with all the bad stuff in the world, sometimes maybe its okay to try to reach out and save a life, even a rabbit life. Those bunnies didn't ask to be born anymore than you or I did.
Too manly for proper care of young animals?
Good grief.
I want the last thirty seconds of my life back.
The rabbits you save today are probably going to eat your garden tomorrow. Move them and fence the garden if you want but I would have fed them to my chickens and then popped the mother and fed her to them as well. That sounds cruel but they are rabbits. Blink and there will be 20 of them eating your strawberries.