Hi everyone, thanks for your replies.
I dashed off because the rabbit rescue lady phoned back. She said I could take him tonight so thought that was best. It was a bit of a drive so wanted to get there asap and just getting round to replying now.
She was 100% adamant he wasn't a wildie. I suggested the possibility of a wildie domestic cross but she said that the wildie gene is more dominant and they would still look almost look like a wildie. Its not just the fur but the shape of the face too. She was a bit more confident handling him than I was and she grabbed him and gave him a good look over under the light. She found multiple wounds unfortunately, nothing too bad but looks like something has had a go at him. Her hunch was a magpie or some other bird, maybe even a stoat.
Her first guess was he was about 3 weeks old but later thought he was maybe 6 but very undernourished. She was concerned as he seemed to take a turn for the worse, perhaps the drive over was too stressful in his weakened condition. We actually thought he was going to pass away there and then. Anyway she syringed some food and some water. She does have goats milk which she said she would try in the morning (think it was in the freezer). Unfortunately her experience told her he wouldn't last the night
I had no idea, other than seeming scared he looked ok, although I was concerned about the lack of food and water. He's wrapped up in a little box inside a towel with a heat pad underneath. If he doesn't pull through at least he is warm and dry.
Anyway he is good hands. This lady has looked after rabbits of all ages, including wild ones. Some of which have been released back in to the wild. She generally doesn't rehome rabbits unless she is confident with the new owners. Her house is one giant rabbit sanctuary.
I've sponsored them in the past but it ran out and they never got in touch. Anyway I will sponsor them once again, hopefully setup yearly payments. If anyone wants to donate website is
https://bunnyburrows.co.uk/
I'll phone in the morning and see how he is. Fingers crossed. I'm also paranoid there maybe more round there. With me being at a wedding tomorrow I cant go back but might try on Sunday. It's almost pointless but worth a try.
If anyone is in the area feel free to look. It's just past a village called Barningham near Richmond North Yorkshire.
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place...!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d54.486353!4d-1.88324
Thanks again everyone