**Update: When I went to check on it, the poor thing was no longer breathing. I tried CPR, but it did not work. I buried it under the tree in our front yard.
As for the nest, I found it along with another baby bunny that was too far gone to attempt to rescue. The wildlife specialist said that rabbits repeat their nesting area. I hope it does not nest there again because my dogs will probably get it every time.

Around 4:20am my friend and I discovered this poor baby on my bed tonight, while I was going to make it. The dog had to have brought it in. It is so tiny (around 4 inches), I didn’t even see it until my friend asked what was on my bed. The first four pictures are from after I cleaned it off. After speaking to the wildlife specialist for about 30 minutes, I got this sweet baby situated on some heated rice. (Pictured) She says it is best to keep it in a warm, quiet, and dark space right now so it is now in the exercise room with the lights off and a blanket covering its box to keep the vent from blowing cold air on it. There are big gaps on both sides of the box to keep the air flow coming through. She says it’s gasping for air shows it is in respiratory distress. I will be checking in every 45 minutes or more to check on its breathing and to reheat the rice. Now off to let the dogs out to try and locate the nest. I hope there are no more injured babies out there.. I’m staying in contact with a Pontotoc County Wildlife Care team member until they can pick it up. I am trying my hardest to keep this sweet bunny alive and comfortable until then.