Rescue tame bunny by bringing it inside
Quick ReadShould I make him a permanent hutch in the backyard or keep him in a cage inside?
Photo credit: AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes | In this photo taken July 26, 2010, a rescued rabbit feeds at The Bunny Bunch, a rabbit shelter for 20 years, in Montclair, Calif. The number of rabbits in shelters across the country goes up every summer because Easter bunnies grow up and the novelty wears off. Or people want to go on vacation and can't be bothered with rabbits. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
Q. I found a black bunny wandering about my backyard. He seems very tame and will come up to me to lick my hand. He is living in a makeshift shelter that I made for him. It seems that nobody in my neighborhood is looking for him, and he is truly abandoned. Should I make him a permanent hutch in the backyard or keep him in a cage inside?
--Michelle Ustica, West Islip
AThank you for taking...
