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This poor bunny was found wondering the streets of Birmingham city centre last night...
A lovely woman took him in over night... I would just like to thank her for keeping him safe...
She has a nick name for him already... Hufflepuff... I thunk he suits huff... :))
Apart from having long nails this bunny is well looked after... In good condition and very well socialised...
So if anyone in the Birmingham area has lost there bunny please contact me...
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He's an un-neutered buck approx. 12 months old...

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Around here if bunnies "escape" they become repast for bobcats and other wild animals. . . . there are plenty of wild bunnies, but the domestic ones don't take up with the wild ones like people think they will, and the "runaways" are generally doomed. I am so glad that this bunny was saved and taken in, and I hope that his people come to get him.
 
Pat Shields said:
Around here if bunnies "escape" they become repast for bobcats and other wild animals. . . . there are plenty of wild bunnies, but the domestic ones don't take up with the wild ones like people think they will, and the "runaways" are generally doomed. I am so glad that this bunny was saved and taken in, and I hope that his people come to get him.
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Oh dear... I don't think I could sleep at night knowing there was wild cats outside...!... :))
There was this person on here can't for the life of me remember who... But she picked up a female bunny off the streets I'm sure it was around Christmas time... And believe it or not she had a litter of half wild pups...!
Most of them I'm sure don't last... Especially this time of year.... And the fact that they don't have the natural fear that the wild ones have... This bunny was found eating grass on the lawn of business...!
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Awww, poor thing. Glad he's safe.
 
Unfortunatly it was mentioned earlier in the post that they have checked and theres no micro chip. :(
 
gizmo01 said:
our buns are micro chipped have you checked to see if the bun has one?
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all my buns and even my skinny pig is micro- chipped... and unfortunatly he isnt...
but if he isnt claimed by 2 weeks time he will be neutered and micro- chipped.. ready for re-homing...

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