Not myself, but when my best friend and I were young, her rabbits had babies. Cashmere lops.

At first, it was sad. About a week after giving birth, it was discovered that the mother of the litter had myxomatosis. She had a litter of four (three males and a female) and my friend and her family had to bottle feed the babies. The mother rabbit stayed at the vet's for a long time, and she didn't live to see her babies grow up.

For a few weeks, I was going over to their house every day straight after school. They had opened their eyes and had grown fur, but were still being bottle fed. And because rabbits don't really change in anatomy much when they grow, they literally looked like tiny versions of normal sized rabbits! They were so cute.

The family named and kept all four of the bunnies. In fact, they had another litter (this time things went a bit more normally as the mother of this litter was healthy); they gave away all but one of the babies to some close neighbours. It was sad about the mother of the first litter, but her babies and her offspring's babies had happy lives. :)

Not yet. I will though in my sophomore vet class! I'm going to be a freshman now so I have a while to wait :(

I've raised 9 baby Cottontails (3 diff times)! {lost 4 of them only}