I'd suggest taking it to the nearest animal sanctuary where they have all that the baby bunny would need.
Also this: http://rabbit.org/faq-orphaned-baby-bunnies/

We don't have one near here sadly. And I've been reading a couple of forums to see if I can't feed him ;~;

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No problem, then I'd call animal control, they would know how to help!

If it's a wild rabbit it's illegal to raise them and they also die easily due to stress and how extremely hard it is so properly feed them. His best chance is to find a wildlife rehabber since he's to young to be on his own and there is no nest you could find. For now a cardboard box or something similar with blankets and a warm water bottle or warm dry rice in a sock (put rice in a sock, tie it shut, microwave it for a small time til warm) covered in a thin blanket can help him til he can go to a rehabber.
Baby wild rabbits look like this: http://www.wildrescuetexas.org/images/3.jpg

If he's domestic it'd be best to contact a rabbit rescue if possible, as baby rabbits (domestic and not) are extremely hard to bottle raise and have high death rates. A rescue would have the right resources to give him the best shot.
Domestic rabbits look something like this: http://indianahrs.org/gfx/baby-bunnies.jpg

Here's a page about orphaned babies http://rabbit.org/faq-orphaned-baby-bunnies/
I would not feed him as it's so easy for fluids to go into the lungs, the shock of a new food can stop his system, and goat/kitten/puppy milk is not the same as rabbit's milk.

It's a domestic one. And I'll go to the nearest pet shop see if they can help.

Pet shops are horrible ): They don't know much about rabbits, and what they say will likely be outdated or just plain wrong. Talk to a rabbit rescue. Even if you only speak over the phone or via the internet.
I'm not sure where you live exactly but you can find rescue by searching for rabbits on here and looking at the rescue's names: petfinder.com
There's also this Canada based rescue that you can call or email. They may be able to help via phone or internet or give you a rescue that's closer and is able to help the bunny. https://www.10000carrots.com/

I was talking about seeing them for a nearby shelter. They should have contact info. But I contacted some places and I'll try my best to do what I can do. No places are taking bunnies near me. Daddy duty starts noe I guess ;v;