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Sadly, it may be that someone got his sibs and mama, sigh! He looks wild but it would appear he is already used to humans (not so good) but he can still be rehabilitated. I think it must be established first that he is wild, then rehabilitate him. Domestic and wild bunnies are quite different - but you need to know. Plesae don't just send him nack out there alone. Even if he is not a newborn, he is not yet ready to be on his own. He is essentially food for any critter bigger than him right now in the wild.
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