ZooBorns' focus is squarely on baby animals at accredited zoos and aquariums. However from time to time we come across stories of orphaned wildlife that found its way to a nature sanctuary or rehabilitation facility. Such is the case with this tiny baby cottontail rabbit that was turned into the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center in Mystic, Connecticut. Its mother had been killed by a dog but luckily the baby was unharmed. Now in the hands of Wildlife Rescuers of Connecticut, the rabbit will be released back into the wild when it is old enough to fend for itself. Special thanks to Nikki Perkins for sharing her photos.
11 responses to “Orphan Baby Bunny in Good Hands”
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Oh, I wonder what happened to its siblings.
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Such a sweet bun. After seeing a report on the grotesque animal cruelty going on in Santee Alley that had me in tears, it helps seeing the kindness here.
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That’s the skinniest bunny I’ve ever seen.
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So sweet! That’s the smallest bunny I’ve ever seen! Sad it’s mom died, but happy it’s taken care of!
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“fend for itself”? How does a rabbit “fend for itself” in the wild?
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It finds and eats plant matter. It hides. It grooms. It fends.
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I have a baby cottontail right now, its Sunday so I cant take it to a wildlife shelter. Got any suggestions?
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so cute!
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i like your picture so much.
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Wow! Those are really cute animals and those pics are even more.





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