sounds good, you already neuter them?

for bunny, i prefer to be indoor
let them run all the way in house because outdoor is not so clean
i worried later on they will get infection

i'l not neuter them..let them breed..prefer outdoor so i want them roaming freely inside our yard..but before that i want to make them know the cage is their home

later too many then abandon?

nope..give those want to adopt

Rabbit give birth is faster than the period to get serious adopter in Malaysia. Hope you can reconsider neutering the boy at least Pity the unwanted newborns... Just my personal point of view and observation(you can ignore me if you are unhappy with my reply).
Thanks.

noted..i respect your concern..but still..mayb in future when its too many and no one want to adopt it then will consider neutering the males..

Say if I have a ten-month old rabbit whose living inside house since brought home, will she survive by herself in the wild? Not neutered though.

probably two days before become dog food or squished by lorry.

Wild as in forest reserve, would be good.

high chance for the rabbit become preyed animals.
i've seen some of bunnies injured due to cat fight around my housing area
they are not so well-defense. more on that, they're not grown up in the wild will make them hard to adapt.

typical pet store buyer, when its not cute anymore throw away.

Thanks for the replies. I am just looking for options. A friend of mine had one just like that, I have told her to placed the bunny in pet shelter.

Release into forest reserve.
KL forest reserve are very safe
Just that they may not find carrot

Second last resort...
Ask your neighbour, put it up for adoption.

Third last resort,
See Sunway petting zoo willing to adopt.

Put up at petfinder.com.my

People shouldn't have a pet if they cant commit themselves to take care of them!

LVL1NiNjA ask ur fren not to asks tupid question whether a domesticated pet which is a prey whether it can survive in d wild or not. Why not ask him/her to try to survive in a jungle n see how long can he/she last....

This post has been edited by hitsugayat10: Jun 6 2014, 01:19 PM

agree 100%

No worries, I have given the rabbit for an adoption. The bunny now have new friends around her.