5/22/2023 15:02:51 Closed by Virgil Sauder
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5/18/2023 08:30:50 Virgil Sauder contacted Anonymous
The best thing you can do for the rabbits, is to keep your dog on leash or fence off the area for 3 weeks. Baby rabbits leave the nest as young as three weeks old. It will be a frustrating three weeks but relatively short. If you would like to remove the rabbits, you will need to hire someone with a license from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (please note that not all wildlife operators have this license). These individuals will capture and humanely euthanize the rabbits. You can find a list at https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/living-with-wildlife/nuisance-wildlife-control-operators/
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Virgil Sauder contacted Deb Allmayer
The best thing you can do for the rabbits, is to keep your dog on leash or fence off the area for 3 weeks. Baby rabbits leave the nest as young as three weeks old. It will be a frustrating three weeks but relatively short. If you would like to remove the rabbits, you will need to hire someone with a license from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (please note that not all wildlife operators have this license). These individuals will capture and humanely euthanize the rabbits. You can find a list at https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/living-with-wildlife/nuisance-wildlife-control-operators/
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5/18/2023 08:30:00 Virgil Sauder contacted Virgil Sauder
The best thing you can do for the rabbits, is to keep your dog on leash or fence off the area for 3 weeks. Baby rabbits leave the nest as young as three weeks old. It will be a frustrating three weeks but relatively short. If you would like to remove the rabbits, you will need to hire someone with a license from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (please note that not all wildlife operators have this license). These individuals will capture and humanely euthanize the rabbits. You can find a list at https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/living-with-wildlife/nuisance-wildlife-control-operators/
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Virgil Sauder contacted Virgil Sauder
The best thing you can do for the rabbits, is to keep your dog on leash or fence off the area for 3 weeks. Baby rabbits leave the nest as young as three weeks old. It will be a frustrating three weeks but relatively short. If you would like to remove the rabbits, you will need to hire someone with a license from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (please note that not all wildlife operators have this license). These individuals will capture and humanely euthanize the rabbits. You can find a list at https://www.in.gov/dnr/fish-and-wildlife/wildlife-resources/living-with-wildlife/nuisance-wildlife-control-operators/
Let us know if you have any questions.
5/17/2023 16:07:54 Anonymous assigned this case to Virgil Sauder
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