WOW look at that little cutie bunny ..! so glad he was rescued..!! and not hurt.. he is darling... i would look up the info on line if i were you ..soooooooo ADORABLE AWEWWWW!!!

This is sooo cute. I just love animals. Especially, the baby kind. Aloha

awww..adorable :)

Oh this brings back memories. When we were living in Germany we found a baby rabbit that had apparantly been abandoned. We immediate adopted it, and Mom took to feeding it with a bottle. As it got a little bigger, he would come to her bed around five am and paw at the covers to get her up to come give him his bottle. We even had him paper trained. So well in fact, that one day Dad came home from work, sat down on the couch to read the even paper, and Thumper hopped up onto the paper in his lap, and er, well, demonstrated how well trained he was. When we had to move back to the States, we had give Thumper away. I still miss him. I hope Barnabi brings you as much joy!

I know lots about rabbits... we had them in belgium..they eat anything..if not in cage they will eat woodwork in the house...chew wired..even live one..they ..make droppings everywhere..and smell ..it is not a pet it,s an animal..who need a lot of room ..and other rabbits.. they really are nice in a stew..lol..I can skin and cook one french style with prunes ...lol ..im only joking here have fun with your pet rabbit..

Well, just as a sugestion, lil rabbits die mainly of a type of Lonelyness and Self stress, go out and find another baby bunny, i.e. store bought or wild, I have had plenty of personal experiences with baby bunnys, best of luck to you!! I hope you do well! And Grats on the new family member!

Your baby is beautiful! Rabbits can be litter box trained. They love chewing telephone wires and get zapped from them frequently. You'll have to watch out for that. You also want to watch out for dehydration. Pull the skin on the back up. It should snap right back down again. If it stays up, your baby is badly dehydrated. I would go to a vet right away though, just to make sure everything is ok and perhaps get some baby rabbit milk. As mentioned in the previous post, they get lonely and stressed and often die from that. Any rabbit I ever had also got stressed easily from sudden or loud noises. Best of luck with your new baby!

dear baby.. looks like you got some good advice on how to care for it :]

Awwww... Yes, he's gorgeous!! I agree on the Vet thing. Get your baby checked out asap and get him on some baby rabbit milk too. Oh, and a mate for him will help much. Let us know how he's doing will you?

Thanks, you guys, for helping me out with all this information, I'm so happy that people take the time to reply and offer their advice and suggestions. ^_^ I'll let my mother read the posts, and we'll figure out what to do with Barnabi together, since she's a big part of his rehab. We have discovered that he may, in fact, be blind. Which explains why he never saw the snake coming (his eyes were open). I'll keep you guys posted on his condition, thanks again so much for everything!

Aww - isn't that the cutest tiny bunny ever?! I won't offer any tips about raising him - but I'm sure you'll give him excellent care. Good luck (to both you and the little guy:)

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Poor little baby! I hope that snake didn't hurt him too badly. Good luck raising him! :)