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If I'm allergic to cats will I be allergic to bunnies too?

HELP!!! i found abused bunnies what do i do?

  • So this morning i went out on my back patio and there were these 2 bunnies running around my backyard and i stood there and watched them and they kept getting closer and closer to me...close enough one let me pet it and it also let my grandmother pick it uo and hold it...thats how i know someone mu have had them before...and on the other on i noticed clumps of fur missing on its back but no scratch or bite marks so an animal might have not done it....they dont look like random stray bunnies ther just like the ones u find in the pet stores and there sooooo cute the one that let my grandmother pick it up looks like someone poured glue on it or puked on it so we put some water on the bunny and it didnt mind and whatever thaat stuff was is slowly coming out.......they have been in my backyrd since late last night and have been here all day....i live in a neighbourhood full of stray cats and im scared that the cats might go after them.....i wouldnt mind keeping them or would that be mean to keep them inside...or should i bring them to the humain society....i want whats best for them ( im a huge animal lover :P ) OPINIONS PLSS!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Take them in to the closest animal humane society, they'll take care of them and find them a new home.

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ide contact the animal resue centre and they will get them to good health

The humane society will take care of them, but if you want to keep them do it! The don't HAVE to live outside, but rabbits do tend to have trouble if they're left in temps over about 85-90, so make sure they have plenty of shade and water. You can also freeze 2 liter bottles of water and put them in their cage to lean up against. And the missing fur can be a number of things. Rabbits pull it out when they have a litter of babies for their nests, so it could be she just had babies somewhere. They don't stay with their babies so as to not attract trouble in the wild. If you just pull a small pinch of hair you'll see how easily it comes out. (It won't hurt, don't worry) But do what you feel is best for the bunnies. If you think you have the time to give them go for it! But I'd find out what sex they are before you stick them in a cage together or you might have a lot more bunnies than you planned on! ;)

It would be fine to keep them inside though but I wouldn't try to give them a bath again they can go into shock from it.

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