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I had to take in 7 wild baby rabbits, one is Can a blind and possibly deaf baby rabbit be caged outside?

We had to take in 7 wild baby bunnies, and we’re planning to release six of them and keeping the baby bunny that is missing both of its eyes. I guess that it was most likely born without them. It’s the sockets of itsIts eyes sockets are covered over with hair and there isare clearly knowno eyes,. I’m also concerned it might be deaf as well as it doesn’t startle as easily as it’sits siblings.

I can tell it’s a girl and I’ve decided to name her Olive. If it turns out she is also deaf should I even give her an outside cage? I already have two domestic buns that live in a cage outside.

I had to take in 7 wild baby rabbits, one is blind

We had to take in 7 wild baby bunnies, we’re planning to release six of them and keeping the baby bunny that is missing both of its eyes. I guess that it was most likely born without them. It’s the sockets of its eyes are covered over with hair and there is clearly know eyes, I’m also concerned it might be deaf as well as it doesn’t startle as easily as it’s siblings.

I can tell it’s a girl and I’ve decided to name her Olive. If it turns out she is also deaf should I even give her an outside cage? I already have two domestic buns that live in a cage outside.

Can a blind and possibly deaf baby rabbit be caged outside?

We had to take in 7 wild baby bunnies, and we’re planning to release six of them and keeping the baby bunny that is missing both of its eyes. I guess that it was most likely born without them. Its eyes sockets are covered over with hair and there are clearly no eyes. I’m also concerned it might be deaf as well as it doesn’t startle as easily as its siblings.

I can tell it’s a girl and I’ve decided to name her Olive. If it turns out she is also deaf should I even give her an outside cage? I already have two domestic buns that live in a cage outside.

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I had to take in 7 wild baby rabbits, one is blind

We had to take in 7 wild baby bunnies, we’re planning to release six of them and keeping the baby bunny that is missing both of its eyes. I guess that it was most likely born without them. It’s the sockets of its eyes are covered over with hair and there is clearly know eyes, I’m also concerned it might be deaf as well as it doesn’t startle as easily as it’s siblings.

I can tell it’s a girl and I’ve decided to name her Olive. If it turns out she is also deaf should I even give her an outside cage? I already have two domestic buns that live in a cage outside.