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I checked, he is a male, and not neutered.

Nancy McClelland wrote: :( very sad

MarisaAndToby wrote: Thanks, I should buy him hay. There is no way to tell him age or sex without seeing a vet?

Its North Toronto area. I am still thinking about putting up signs, maybe somebody is looking for him. When my husband saw him, he first starting to run away, but then stopped, and my husband picked him up.

I have another question, how much pellet food should I give him? He is so hungry all the time and eats everything as soon as I give it to him.

Not yet, I probably should. He is a lot bigger than my previous bunny and a lot more social. The cutest thing is he comes and asks to be petted if he sees somebody's hand.

My husband found a bunny on the street. And I have no idea how old he is or what kind he is. Would somebody be able to tell me his breed?

I have a cage with a wire bottom and a small carrying cage. If anybody needs it in Toronto area let me know.

Thank you guys.

The bunny died today. Its good that it was natural death, and I did not have to make decisions. Thank you I have a cage and a small carrying cage if anybody in Toronto area needs it.

My bunny is about 8 years old. He has maybe arthritis, he keeps his right back leg close to the left. A week ago he could still sit, no straight but still. Now he falls down and almost can't get up. I sit him up to eat and he moves somehow to drink. I took him to the vet, and all they said that...