Alicia
Adult Guinea Pig
I've posted this on the rabbit forum as well but as its half 1 in the morning most people are asleep and I'm panicking a bit so I think I'm looking for some reassurance but more importantly some advice. I was driving near my house about an hour ago after work and I saw this bunny in the road. It's definetly a pet rabbit, not a wild one, and it was so friendly, it walked around a bit but wasn't panicking or running away from me very fast. I think it's a boy but don't know for sure, he let me pick him up and this road is right next to a school and not far from a dual carriageway and tomorrow morning there's going to be loads of kids walking up that road and lots of cars going to the school and dual carriageway. I was also concerned about foxes and cats so I've brought him home with me. He's now in a pet carrier in my room with lots of newspaper and hay and I'm not sure what to do. I've posted on facebook because it's not a huge town so I wanted word to get round in case anyone's missing him and tomorrow morning I'm going to go back and knock on the doors of the houses and ask. I don't think he's been set free because he's so friendly and he's not fat but I wouldn't say he's particularly skinny. I don't know if I've done the right thing, he's quite a big rabbit and this pet carrier isn't really big enough for him, but its all I've got, whilst I'm awake I've left the door open so he can move around if he wants but understandably he's quite scared and hasn't yet. What if I can't find his owners? My parents are asleep now I'm worried they're going to be really angry with me for bringing him home but I was worried he'd get killed. Sorry for the long post I'm panicking a bit
He will be fine in the pet carrier for the moment. If you cant find his owners, then I guess you have the option of either keeping him or giving him to a shelter, or selling him to a new home? I dont see how your parents can be angry, its not like you took a wild rabbit in.
