Residents of Kirov are asked not to touch the bunnies.

      The staff of the "Big Nest" center remind residents of the Kirov region that wild baby hares found in nature should not be taken home. Many people think they are lost and need to be rescued. However, in reality, mother hares often leave their young alone while they go in search of food, and then return to feed the babies with milk. So if a baby hare is alone, it does not mean that it has no mother.

      Moreover, according to specialists, less than 5% of collected baby hares survive in domestic conditions. Store-bought milk is not suitable for them, nor are baby formulas or formulas for kittens and puppies. As a result, the young perish.

      Baby hares should only be picked up in cases where there are visible injuries, a fire, or some other danger to the animal's life. Otherwise, it is better not to touch them at all, even if you encounter them near a garden or summer house.

      If you do not know what to do, contact the staff of the "Big Nest" center. Phone — 8-901-479-60-22.