Not my bunny. I took the picture in Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula near a camping ground. There were actually two bunnies that looked nearly identical! I didn’t try to get close but they seemed wary of me
Hmmm…if they and you are still in the same area, you can try sitting down nearby and eating a banana close enough to them that they can smell it. There’s a good chance they’ll come to you. If you don’t want to keep them as pets, I’m also in WA state and happy to help find a shelter in your area you can take them to
I was just passing through the state and had already left by the time I posted the pic :/ didn’t consider they could have been abandoned at the time… there were humans around camping though so maybe they just strolled off for some snack time
Cutie! Is this your bunny? If not, they look like a domesticated bunny who has likely been abandoned and left to fend for themselves.
Do they seem like they’re pretty used to humans?
Not my bunny. I took the picture in Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula near a camping ground. There were actually two bunnies that looked nearly identical! I didn’t try to get close but they seemed wary of me
Hmmm…if they and you are still in the same area, you can try sitting down nearby and eating a banana close enough to them that they can smell it. There’s a good chance they’ll come to you. If you don’t want to keep them as pets, I’m also in WA state and happy to help find a shelter in your area you can take them to
I was just passing through the state and had already left by the time I posted the pic :/ didn’t consider they could have been abandoned at the time… there were humans around camping though so maybe they just strolled off for some snack time
Ah, I see. Hopefully they belonged to someone at the camp and are nice and safe :)