Found bunny, animal shelter won't take it. Now what?

I found this cute bun hopping down the road at 5:30 this morning and called animal control almost immediately. Six hours later, they called me back to say that they believe--without looking at it--that this is most likely a feral rabbit. They won't take it; they believe it has some sort of contagious disease: and they told me I should put it back outside. Most (all?) rescues in the area don't accept strays and direct me back to animal services. I have two cats and my roommate has a dog--there's no way we can keep this bunny. I don't want to condemn it to die outside, but letting it go is what the literal animal experts told me to do. Does anyone have any advice for what to try next? Or any signs that I could look for to determine that this is, in fact, a feral rabbit? Thanks

Box forts: best zero dollars you can spend on a bun.

If I fits, I sits. And I judge.

Gosh hes a perfect little angel🥺

Inigo got sum Greena today and looks happy :3

Found this little guy and a sibling outside our house (sibling unfortunately was attacked really bad by some animal)

This little guy is outside in the yard. Looks like he has an injury to his back leg. All the animal rescues close are all closed. What can I do?

I think this belongs here

"Dissapointment of not being able to fully enjoy the sunset because of the wildfire in Çanakkale ☹️"

She posts about "how dissapointing the wildfires are because they are ruining her sunset and she can't enjoy it fully." During the wildfires.

Muricans == good guys.

And if you don't believe that you are also an uneducated uncivilized goat f u c k e r living in some shithole third world country. We're the main characters. **MAGA**

bro added the facepalm emoji and everything (and commented the same comment twice to two dofferent people)

A Reddit Attorney Explains Tort Law

This is 100% a crime, against multiple clearly-defined laws