Trident

Meet Trident! Trident is a big, handsome, food-loving bunny who has made an incredible amount of progress in a very short time. He came to us immediately after being rescued from the Brockton colony, where 33 rabbits had been living together in very poor conditions. When he first arrived, his fur and paws were dirty and urine-stained, he was smelly, and he was extremely skittish. Now he is fresh, clean, beautiful, and becoming more confident every day. One of my favorite changes is that instead of being afraid when I approach, he now runs over to see me when I come into the room.<br/><br/>Trident is very friendly with people. He can still be a little skittish, particularly with unfamiliar things, but he is becoming more secure by the day. He enjoys being pet almost anywhere and especially loves pets on the top of his head. He is surprisingly easy to pick up and hold while standing, and I've also been able to cuddle with him on the couch for quite a while.<br/><br/>He is very food motivated and loves pretty much every snack he has been offered. He is also an excellent hay eater and hasn't been picky about his hay at all. One of his favorite enrichment activities is a foraging tray filled with cardboard and paper, with treats sprinkled throughout so he can dig around and work to find them.<br/><br/>His litter-box habits are already quite good. He never urinates outside of his litter box. He does occasionally leave some poops outside the box, but he was just neutered on September 26, so we're hopeful that this will improve as his hormones settle.<br/><br/>Trident enjoys coming out of his pen every morning to explore and do zoomies. We don't yet know whether he will ultimately be a good candidate for completely unsupervised free roaming. His biggest naughty habit is chewing on rugs, so he is currently supervised while he is out. So far, I have not seen him chew the couch, baseboards, or wooden furniture.<br/><br/>He hasn't tried to jump out of his approximately 3–4-foot-tall exercise pen, but he is clever! He figured out how to lift the bottom of the pen with his mouth, prop it on his food bowl, and crawl underneath it. His future setup should therefore have the pen securely anchored so he can't lift it from the bottom.<br/><br/>Trident has not been around dogs or cats while in our care, and we don't have experience with him around young children. We also haven't yet been able to test his interest in another rabbit. However, I feel strongly that he could be a wonderful bonding candidate. He originally lived in a large colony of rabbits, and many of the other rabbits from the same rescue have successfully gone on to become bonded companions. Based on his background and what I've seen of his personality, I would especially love to see him considered by a family looking for a friend for their bunny.<br/><br/>As of September 26, we have not observed any medical concerns.<br/><br/>Trident is a really special bunny. Watching him go from a frightened, dirty rabbit who had just been pulled from terrible conditions to a clean, curious boy who runs over to greet me has been incredibly rewarding. He is still learning that he is safe, and I think there is even more of his personality waiting to come out as his confidence grows.<br/><br/>I really love this guy, and I want to see him end up in a wonderful forever home where he will be loved, spoiled, given plenty of enrichment—and preferably have the opportunity to meet a bunny friend.<br/><br/>-Trident's foster parent

Meet Trident! Trident is a big, handsome, food-loving bunny who has made an incredible amount of progress in a very short time. He came to us immediately after being rescued from the Brockton colony, where 33 rabbits had been living together in very poor conditions. When he first arrived, his fur and paws were dirty and urine-stained, he was smelly, and he was extremely skittish. Now he is fresh, clean, beautiful, and becoming more confident every day. One of my favorite changes is that instead of being afraid when I approach, he now runs over to see me when I come into the room.

Trident is very friendly with people. He can still be a little skittish, particularly with unfamiliar things, but he is becoming more secure by the day. He enjoys being pet almost anywhere and especially loves pets on the top of his head. He is surprisingly easy to pick up and hold while standing, and I've also been able to cuddle with him on the couch for quite a while.

He is very food motivated and loves pretty much every snack h

Meet Trident! Trident is a big, handsome, food-loving bunny who has made an incredible amount of progress in a very short time. He came to us immediately after being rescued from the Brockton colony, where 33 rabbits had been living together in very poor conditions. When he first arrived, his fur and paws were dirty and urine-stained, he was smelly, and he was extremely skittish. Now he is fresh, clean, beautiful, and becoming more confident every day. One of my favorite changes is that instead of being afraid when I approach, he now runs over to see me when I come into the room.

Trident is very friendly with people. He can still be a little skittish, particularly with unfamiliar things, but he is becoming more secure by the day. He enjoys being pet almost anywhere and especially loves pets on the top of his head. He is surprisingly easy to pick up and hold while standing, and I've also been able to cuddle with him on the couch for quite a while.

He is very food motivated and loves pretty much every snack he has been offered. He is also an excellent hay eater and hasn't been picky about his hay at all. One of his favorite enrichment activities is a foraging tray filled with cardboard and paper, with treats sprinkled throughout so he can dig around and work to find them.

His litter-box habits are already quite good. He never urinates outside of his litter box. He does occasionally leave some