The amazing rescue was caught on camera.
The man struggled to chase down the bunny by the side of Highway 1 in Ventura County, but he isn't fast enough to grab the animal before it ran into the brush.
The man doesn't give up, moving in closer and finally snatching his new floppy-eared friend and carrying it to safety.
The Thomas fire has now burned more than 90,000 and forced the evacuation of more than 50,000 homes.
VIDEO CLIP OF BUNNY BEING RESCUED:
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Caleb Wadnan has been identified as the Good Samaritan who rescued the bunny. He took it to Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital, who confirmed that Wadnan brought in the burned bunny.
The female cottontail was recovering from burns and heat damage, and it was too soon to say when it would be fully healed.
Meanwhile, wildlife officials just gotta be the pickle in the punch bowl and claiming that he shouldn't have intervened. They claim this bunny had a den of babies she was trying to get back to and that humans shouldn't intervene.
OK well tell that to Smokey the Bear. Tell that to the Australian firefighter whose video went viral of him giving water to a burned, thirsty koala. According to fish & game and wildlife officials, all these wild animals that are rescued should just be left to suffer and slowly die.
Wildlife agencies suck. Want more proof? Here you go:
Vermont: Police perform CPR on newborn deer to save its life; VT Fish & Wildlife then kill it
Kansas family’s pet deer chased around the yard by game wardens, shot in the leg and then shot in the back four times, killing her
North Carolina: Couple Upset After Pet Raccoon Confiscated, Killed
Wisconsin: Armed agents raid animal shelter for baby deer, then kill it
Ohio: Archie the pet bear is euthanized
Plea to governor to return three illegal deer to Kingwood family met with silence
Former vet tech faces fine, jail for saving raccoons, deer
Rocky the pet squirrel is lassoed by red tape as officials say his host family is not allowed to keep him
Wildlife officials continue to do what they do best: KILL ANIMALS
Ohio wildlife officials shoot and kill friendly deer. Why? Follow the money trail. They want to protect the deer which then get chased by dogs, shot with arrows and shot to death by PAYING hunters
Pet coyote, which wasn't being aggressive towards anyone, killed after getting loose from owner
“It’s not the practice of the Missouri Department of Conservation to pass problem animals on to other people”: This is the excuse the MDC used for killing a young nuisance bear rather than offering to a sanctuary who insists they could've found a home for the bear 'within an hour'
Colorado: Colorado Parks and Wildlife tells Estes Park police officer to kill injured baby elk. He refuses and saves its life.
New York: Someone found a baby raccoon and brought it into a bar so the health department killed 12 more that hadn't been touched by humans
(KSDK - Dec 8, 2017)
These too.
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