Jessica found a newborn rabbit in her backyard, and she raised the rabbit until she was ready to be in the wild. She found the rabbit when she saw something moving in the grass.
At first, Jessica thought it was a squirrel, but then she saw a small bunny with minor scratches. She found the nest and put the rabbit back, but the mother never returned.
The rabbit was frail, and after doing some research, Jessica learned that baby kitten milk was also suitable for infant rabbits. She fed her four times a day and didn’t sleep well because she was worried about the baby’s well-being.
After a few months, Jessica became more confident as the rabbit slowly started to grow. The rabbit’s ears popped out, which was very cute, and she ran around the furniture constantly.
Jessica fed her out of her hand when the rabbit ran to her like a dog. From the beginning, Jessica knew she had to let the rabbit go. She left the door open to the backyard, but the rabbit was reluctant to go out at first.
When the rabbit went out, she came back after a while. Then day by day, the rabbit spent more time outside. Eventually, the rabbit preferred staying outdoors.
Jessica cried when she released the rabbit into the wild. She bonded with her so much. During the summer months, the rabbit comes by the house’s perimeter and just hangs out there.
