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Just a note that cats carry all sorts of nasty diseases, and even if they don't manage to kill their prey immediately they usually die of infection shortly after.
That's what I told her. She said it was just being chased and that she got to it before the cat could get a hold of it.
I'm concerned about it being so young. I said she should have called a rehabber.
If she was really sure it wasn't injured then it seems like it should just be released. Wild animals rarely make good pets.
They released it in a grassy field near her work.
At that point I guess it's in nature's hands. Godspeed, bunny.
I was concerned about the carrot. We have a chinchilla, and I know that it's not good for them. She insists that her coworker knows what she is doing.
Narrator: She didn't.
Probably not. There's nothing I could do about it from 30 minutes away though.