It seems the English are bigger lovers of animals

[ceresa 3]

We came across two baby bunnies on the pavement (sidewalk), there were 4 in total but the other two were dead already. Their mom was nowhere around, and they werent in any kind of nest/burrow. We're in Texas so its 92 degrees outside, Im not sure if they other two died of disease or dehydration. But we took the 2 that were alive to our vet but they didnt want to help in any way. Silly me for thinking if you are a vet you like animals and wouldn't want to see two little bunnies die. I guess they werent making any money of this one so didnt care. We tried another vet.. same thing.

Is there nothing like the RSPCA here?

[EV11 18]

Yes it's called the ASPCA - this is their website www.aspca.org/

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

Try your local Humane Society, or wildlife rehabilitators.

[Inky 1,111]

Vets will not look after wild animals. Its not their jurisdiction and it is a HUGE danger to the clinic to have wild animals in there. You do not know what they carry and they can give it to peoples pets.

http://www.aspca.org/About-Us/policy-positions/wild-animals-as-pets

The ASPCA does not support the keeping of any wild animal as a pet. Injured or orphaned wild animals should be cared for by licensed wildlife rehabilitators whose objective is to return the animals to the wild.