-dies of cuteness- AWWW!!!! I wish I could pet them but I am SOOO allergic! but damn they are cuuutteee!!!

Aww allergies suck, I'm allergic to birds and cats :<
So many cute things, so many sniffles! :D

actually I am like allergic allergic my face and eyes and throat swells up if I pet them and get their dander, saliva, we're not sure something on them on me makes me REALLY sick, so I an be near-ish to them, but no touchies..:(

Oh my gosh I LOVE BUNNIES! Even when they are grown up they still look like that, all curled around each other! What gorgeous little things, and it's great that they were found and saved.

Thank you for putting that little bit in at the bottom too. It's great that people want to help when they find an animal in distress, but sometimes they can do more harm than good.

Haha bunnies are awesome! :D <3
These guys were so small and adorable, and your right they grow up to be so beautiful and snuggly.

Also no problem, working at the rehab center really makes me realize how important it is to educate- so hopefully people an look at the cuteness and learn! :D

Mind if i ask, how you acquired your job at the wildlife center?
Because i've always wanted to work hands on at our local one,
but was always unsure on what was required (though i guess i could always ask them :P)

Well first off I am not staff, but a volunteer.
To volunteer from what I have seen at most places you just go to their website and usually they have you do some kind of orientation and then you can start volunteering and even work into rehab eventually. As far as the actual paid staff, most of them seem to be graduates with degrees in wildlife management, or some kind of animal husbandry. I got to start working hands on with non-rabies vector animals on my first day, and now that I'm about to complete my rabies shots soon I will be rehabing raccoons! :D
Let me know and I can try to answer any questions to the best of my ability.

That is SO sweet! Adorable little bunnies. I hope they get a chance to grow up healthy and strong.