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No idea what he died of, he seemed fine, then he was dead, my first thought was stasis? He was only 2.

I'm happy to travel within reason for the right bun. I need him to be a similiar age to Misty, not a baby, and happy to be bossed about by her! I have to admit I'd rather find her a new home with other rabbits but my husband is quite attached to her and won't agree, so a new husbun and...

We found Jasper dead last night. Misty is missing her husbun and I'm struggling to find much in the way of rabbits needing homes near here (I'm sure there are plenty really). Ideally I need somewhere that does bonding as I can't really be forking out for a second hutch and spending hours...

At least she's in a rabbity area, and the cat may not have caught her where I assumed he did. My husband thinks bunny found its way into the garden on its own since we didn't see the cat bring it into the garden and he would have had to carry it over at least 3 fences.

I wasn't able to release bunny in their garden. I put her in a nearby field, I don't know what rabbit homing instincts are like or how far they travel in the wild but maybe she'll find her way home.

Bunny is female which might make a new warren more likely to accept her. There are lots of fields around because we live on the edge of a village. The place she's most likely to have been caught is only accessible through someone's garden but there is a lot of farmland where I see bunnies...

The wildlife rescue that Captain Helen recommended and they said to find out where it came from and put it back. Strangely enough the cat won't tell me where he found it. They said that if we put it back in a random field it might be accepted by other rabbits if it's female but a male will be...

So i'm pretty sure it is wild, what should I do? I can't release it where it came from because I don't know where the cat found it. Will it be OK if I put it in a field somewhere?

Here is a close up of it: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154052381025293&id=562065292&set=a.10153386329750293.1073741827.562065292&source=48

A picture of little bunny: https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152315373858614&id=833033613&set=a.10150214110298614.332049.833033613&comment_id=10152315376933614&offset=0&total_comments=1&ref=m_notif&notif_t=mentions_comment&actorid=100002507044644

I have just been woken up by my husband holding a tiny wildie that he rescued from the cat. It's scared but seems uninjured. He thought it was a pet bunny because it's such a lovely, glossy, healthy looking little thing. I would guess it's somewhere between 6 and 8 weeks old. What do I do with...

Well I was worried about leaving them in the hutch after such a short time together. Their runs had been next to each other for a while but the horrible weather meant they weren't out in them much so they'd really only spent a few days side by side before. But this morning they are sat next to...

My husband put Jasper and Misty together in the run while I was at work. Apparently they spent the entire day happily together with no aggression or humping but not really much interaction. He then put them in the hutch together. They seem to be fine with each other and there has ben no...

He seems clueless rather than cruel. The tone of that post seems more like 'look what happened to my garden' rather than laughing about it. On the plus side the hutch and run aren't tiny, although still not as big as they could be. Maybe a RUer with twitter should tweet him a link to a good...

Misty has been spayed, Jasper is being neutered next week. How long should I leave it after his neuter before I try and bond them?

They are gorgeous, I don't know how you'll give them back!

I will be a little sad to say goodbye to them. And I'm very hormonal (6 months pregnant) so I might cry! Tiny baby is so cute and crazy.

Understandable. I've had a couple of rescues with lots of health problems. My latest rescue boys are healthy, bouncy and downright delightful though. They were from Hatties House rescue in Notts if you did decide to take on any more girls.

These girls are now reserved and all being well will go to their new homes in the next week.