From the wild-looking Belgian hare to the silky angora fluffball, there are certainly different breeds of rabbits to fit ...

While the baby domesticated rabbits are cute, they quickly become high-maintenance pets. These store-bought rabbits do not have the needed skills to survive in the wild.

A Columbia-based rabbit rescue nonprofit took in more than 60 domestic rabbits — including newborns — after a major multi-day ...

Taking in a baby bunny is rarely successful as only 10% survive. Rabbits can actually die of fright very easily, so taking it in could end its life quickly.

For wild rabbits, she advises never attempting to care for one without a license. If you find an injured or abandoned wild rabbit, it’s best to contact a licensed rehabilitator or a wildlife ...

Bunanza? Rabbits, rabbits everywhere - or so it seems - across region The answer depends on who you talk to. One state biologist said no, nothing has changed when it comes to the bunny population.

Likely, Trantham said, it's best that they're left alone. The majority of calls that come into Appalachian Wildlife Refuge are about fawns, baby rabbits and fledgling birds, she said.