OMG! saving a screaming baby rabbit Catching a screaming baby rabbit! Bunny making noise videos

@rabbitsfarms #rabbits

[Peppuis]

This man took "Gotta catch'em all!" to a whole new level.

[chriscaughey]

I hope you are nurturing, feeding and loving them. They deserve the love. Please keep them away from any predators.

[giftheck]

I do question your method a bit, grabbing them by their legs like that risked harming them. However, something that appears to have been lost on a few of the commenters here: they are clearly the offspring of a domestic rabbit, likely a mother rabbit dumped into the wild by some callous person. Healthy though they may look, they would surely have died out there since they're not camoflagued nor do they have all of the instincts wild rabbits do, and they are also larger and heavier than wild rabbits, which means they can't run as fast as their wild cousins. Easy pickings for any predator looking for a fast meal - proved, as you said in reply to other comments, since cats were lurking around waiting to pick them off. Ultimately, what you did was kinder than leaving them be. I hope you managed to find the mother too.

[Acer]

You literally just gave these bunnies an eviction notice 💀

[moxymouse]

I’d be screaming too if some huge hand came to grab me out of my nest. Hope they went to good homes or released safely back into the wild elsewhere. Bunnies are just the sweetest ❤️

[SP-iuzm]

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[Progamerguy]

Wait, why did you take the mother rabbit's babies? Usually, the mother will feed them and bury them for safety, and you just dug them up?

[NinteSegaRarew]

Seven rabbits were saved, and four were making noises (yes, I counted). I so really want to catch, pick up, and hold these baby rabbits, even save them as I choose to not kill them or any animals, just like the same with any human being as I'm incredibly harmless to society.

[alexandrosxanthopoulos]

Never ever ever grab a bunny by its legs.

[jamesbuchanan]

From what I've seen, females will deliberately put their young into a burrow like that, and cover the opening. They have plenty of air, for the short time she's gone.

[highrunner]

i love how the babies stop caring and start sleeping/cuddling each other 😂

[JanBanJoovi-olqv]

Looks like they’re doing fine in their burrows

[bobcathey]

These baby rabbits looked perfectly healthy. Of course they would complain being removed from their nest and their bothers and sisters. I agree with other comments. The mother could have been nearby. I would want evidence the babies parents were unable to care for the rabbits. Having been a rabbit owner for ten years I do know a little about rabbits. Just saying

[tonyke]

Every time I watch baby bunnies on here, my heart melts like butter. They’re too lovable!

[DaZebraffe]

As much digging as you had to do to get to them, these rabbits were perfectly safe and happy in their little burrow. I get that you were probably moving them from somewhere problematic, to somewhere less problematic, but please do not call an eviction a rescue, sir. "Rescue" implies they were in danger, and you saved them from it.

[hardcoregamingadventure]

Oww oww owww oww put me down so cute but horribly sad 1:20

[Uzi_darkwolfDoorman]

Those bunnies are very adorable I can’t stop watching how cute 😭😭

[stipanmarinic]

Ovo su muški zečevi ali su slatki 🐰🚹♂️💕💞💓💗♥️

[fnafgamer]

I’m glad that you saved it it was very terrifying for the poor bunny

[DanielleEdward]

I will cry without watching this video cause is adorable 😊🥺