How to take care of baby bunnies?

Question

We found a few bunnies and needed to rescue them. They have their fur but they don't seem old enough to be on their own yet.

Answer 1

Why did you "need" to rescue them?  If they were in imminent danger (ie: in the path of the tractor), then you would be best to contact a wildlife rehabilitation center.  Wild bunnies do not do well in captivity with an inexperienced person, they require special formulas, and depending on their age, round-the-clock care, etc.  If they were just alone and you thought they were "abandoned," please return them.  Momma rabbits forage for food for a large portion of the day and also flee from the nest if they see a predator approaching (because they are able to run, and also to draw the predator--aka, YOU--away from their nest).

Answer 2

Leave them alone. They don't need to be "rescued."