Found a friendly bunny. How to tell if it's wild or a lost pet?

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We were up in the mountains in Utah the other day and we caught a bunny, it wasn’t wild because it actually came to us and wanted us to pet it. We think that some one lost a pet. An adult has the bunny now and he is going around asking whose it might be and if it isn’t anyone’s he’s giving it to a shelter. Anyway, I was wondering what kind of bunny it was?

Angel Alvarado, LVT · Accepted Answer

Without a clearer image, it is difficult to determine breed. It may indeed be a wild rabbit just by looking at the coat, size, color and ears. There are about 40 other breeds though that exhibit those same characteristics, so a close physical exam would be needed to definitively determine breed.

Found a friendly bunny. How to tell if it's wild or a lost pet?

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