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It wasn't a tick from what I could tell :( Imoved the fur around, and it was completely attatched. I called my vetand she suggested just letting the little guy go, so we took him out toMt Gretna, and released him about 2 miles from the road. I hope that was the right thing to do :(

ok, I'll give it a try! :) TY so much!

I guess that would explain why it grew so fast as well, wouldn't it?

I wish I could say I was 100% sure, butI guess I cant! The little bunny let me examine him reallywell, but I may have missed a small one. Is there any way to find out?

ok, I just called a wildlife rehabber, sohopefully they'll get back to me ASAP so that I know what to do withthe poor little thing

pamnock- could you help me find one in my area? I have know idea how to look for one :( Is that infection deadly or contagious? We have 3 cats and a ferret as well We're in PA, Lebanon Area

There isnt anything on him that I can see. It looks like it's fluid under the skin. I guess I could have missed something :(

And thank you for the welcome :)

These are the best pics I can get of it. We were trying to figure out if he's wild or not, so that we knew if weshould release him again, but not into the city (where we are)

here's the second pic

Hello. A week ago we took in a baby bunnie thatit seemed someone had abandoned. He was lethargic, and really thin, butover the past week has eaten well. This morning when I changed his cage, i noticed a large black growth onhis face, it was not there yesterday morning when I feed him and...