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Date Posted: 13:39:38 05/10/04 Mon
Author: bunny
Subject: Re: re wild rabbit care USA,UK,Aus,etc (inc what to feed wild rabbits)
In reply to: bunny 's message, "re wild rabbit care USA,UK,Australia etc" on 14:56:24 05/05/04 Wed

>Hi,
>
>For anyone looking for care of wild rabbits in the
>USA including the care of baby wild rabbits where
>the mother has been killled, please go to
><a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.rabbit.org">http://www.rabbit.org</a>
>
>That address is the House Rabbit Society in the USA
>and they have links to carers for wild rabbits in the
>USA. If you are in the USA and you find a nest of wild
>bunnies, leave them alone unless you are certain the
>mother
>is dead since she will come back to feed them.
>
>If you find abandoned wild rabbits in the UK, contact
>the British Rabbit Welfare Association
><a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk">http://www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk</a>
>
>In Australia people are not supposed to keep wild
>rabbits
>as pets but if you find a sick or abandoned wild baby
>or adult rabbit it is up to you what you do with it.
>If it is sick, take the rabbit to the vet. If the
>rabbit is terminally ill eg Myxo, the vet will more
>than likely humanely euthanase the rabbit. If a baby
>rabbit is only lost or abandoned, they can be fed the
>same food as a normal pet rabbit and some become tame
>and can be kept as pets (keep in mind that technically
>this is illegal). Some wild rabbits in Australia
>resemble the Agouti colour in domestic rabbits (there
>is little difference) so you can always say this is an
>Agouti coloured pet rabbit that just happens to look
>like a wild rabbit (who is to say it isn't?).
>
>Don't feed any rabbits iceberg lettuce (the cheap round
>type of lettuce) as this can cause diarrhea and
>ultimately
>death.
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>M.

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