Lady Rescues A Newborn Rabbit And Raises Her Until She's Ready To Be Wild | The Dodo Wild Hearts

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1. Jessica did a great job❣

2. I don’t think I could have released it, but the call of the wild prevails! 🐰

3. Thank You Jessica! You did a great deed!

4. So realistic good vid

5. Rabbit are my heart's friend. I adore Rabbits from age 2.

6. My daughter has 3 pet rabbits. So cute and great pets. Of course this was a wild rabbit and not one bred to be a pet. Glad she did the right thing and set her free.

7. Mother didn't return to the nest because of human interference?

8. So sweet of you to take her in. Thank you for helping the helpless, from one bunny lover to another. ❤️🐇🐰

9. Really nice thing to do! I wonder, has she ever come back to see you?!

10. Do you know rabbits don’t care for carrots they like the green tops ..

11. You have great 💓 Thank you🙏🌼 Beautiful happy 🐇

12. I absolutely LOVED your video!! I love animals so much as well and I have also rescued and nurtured abandoned and injured animals!

13. She is the true meaning of hero 🦸‍♀️

14. I have the perfect name for that rabbit:
    TURBO.

15. God Blessed you for giving that wild rabbit a chance to live.

16. A cat milk? How do you get those?

17. Well done! So respectfull to a wild animal.

18. That is not how rabbits work.
    You domesticated her. And, when you released her, you signed her death warrant.
    Bless her heart.

19. Beautiful💜💜💜

20. You are my hero!

21. This goes to show the little animals need attention to .I have always thought keeping pet bunnies in a small cage is boarder line animal abuse. BUNNIES NEED TO HOP AND RUN.The only time the wild* bunny mother comes to her nest is early am and after )

22. So, basically, you tricked the poor stupid animal into going back into the wild because you got tired of being responsible for it? Nice, real sweet.

23. I think the wild Bunnies
    Are more cute than the domesticated ones!

24. Dodo's quality of shown animal care has gone way down lately, hurts to see 😞 So she did some intense research on how to take care? Seems like some lackluster research. 1)You dont ever feed pellets on a daily base and especially not in large amounts, they need fresh unprocessed food to stay healthy. Pellets are treats, you may use them in small amounts to train or bond with your bunny. And 2) never keep a single bunny, especially if its a young one. That way youre forcing them to bond with you, but youre in no way a substitute for a rabbit buddy. You dont follow their wake/sleep cycles, you cant stick around 24/7, you cant teach or help them with their daily grooming. So they'll be suffering from loneliness a lot and will likely have infections and stuff sooner or later. Finally, 3) IF you forced your bunny to bond with you, just dont release, but keep it. Dont confuse curiousity with wild instincts. Rabbits raised by humans wont survive in the wilderness, they dont know how to get food, they dont know which food is good for them, and the human scent you provided them with will make it impossible for them to bond with any other beings.

25. I was told that you can't domesticate wild bunnies and I think this might just show why! Beautiful story❤️❤️

26. Thank you for raising this sweet rabbit. My sons once brought me a pigeon who couldn't fly. I kept him (along with my cat) until he could fly. Took him to park to set him free, but he wouldn't leave. He stayed with the cat & I a few more weeks before taking off out the window. Maybe a lady pigeon lured him away?

27. Thanks for giving ger a good chance in life.

28. Which is the more sad finding her sick or letting her go back to wild

29. this is cruel
    Should of gave her to a pet adoption place because the wild is way more dangerous

30. Last spring my cat must have found a nest because he brought me three baby rabbits almost completely unharmed. I released them all and saw one had made it a month later. But it disappeared along with the adults around the house. Last fall a found a bobcat hit and killed nearby and guessed it got all the rabbits around my house.

31. If you had known more about bunnies you would have known EXACTLY how much this little one trusted you, which is very rare. Bunnies like her/him could be domesticated – and she would have been happy. You missed out on much but I do hope she is happy and safe. Thank you for saving her/his life

32. 😍

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