Trinity

Trinity is hoping to find her perfect family!<br/><br/>This two year old girl required her eye to be removed due to a severe E. Cuniculi flare up, but it has healed beautifully and she is back to being herself. While E. Cuniculi is something that generally all rabbits carry, it usually lays dormant and never becomes symptomatic. Because Trinity has already had a couple of flair ups, she is likely to have them on and off throughout her entire life. It requires a round of a special medication during flare ups. While it is transmissible to other rabbits, she can still live a happy life with another rabbit (or on her own with lots of human attention). Trinity should have a check-up with the veterinarian, at a minimum, every 6 months, to ensure that she is not showing hard to see signs of a flare up.<br/><br/>She is a feisty but sweet bun and she makes sure to not let one eye slow her down! She's sure to capture your heart. This little girl has the most vibrant coat you've ever seen.<br/><br/>She will binky for veggies, and loves sprawling out to watch cartoons on a Saturday morning.<br/><br/>Trinity would do best in a home with no children under 12.<br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $40.00.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting Trinity, please fill out the adoption application on our website:<br/><br/>www.popcornsandbinkies.org<br/><br/>Adoption fee includes:<br/><br/>* Health check upon entering rescue;<br/>* RHD/RHD2 Vaccine (unless medically advised not to do so)<br/>* Spay/neuter (unless advised by our veterinarian not to, due to age or health issues);<br/>* Ongoing access to our team for questions that may arise after adoption

Trinity is hoping to find her perfect family!

This two year old girl required her eye to be removed due to a severe E. Cuniculi flare up, but it has healed beautifully and she is back to being herself. While E. Cuniculi is something that generally all rabbits carry, it usually lays dormant and never becomes symptomatic. Because Trinity has already had a couple of flair ups, she is likely to have them on and off throughout her entire life. It requires a round of a special medication during flare ups. While it is transmissible to other rabbits, she can still live a happy life with another rabbit (or on her own with lots of human attention). Trinity should have a check-up with the veterinarian, at a minimum, every 6 months, to ensure that she is not showing hard to see signs of a flare up.

She is a feisty but sweet bun and she makes sure to not let one eye slow her down! She's sure to capture your heart. This little girl has the most vibrant coat you've ever seen.

She will binky for veggies, and loves

Trinity is hoping to find her perfect family!

This two year old girl required her eye to be removed due to a severe E. Cuniculi flare up, but it has healed beautifully and she is back to being herself. While E. Cuniculi is something that generally all rabbits carry, it usually lays dormant and never becomes symptomatic. Because Trinity has already had a couple of flair ups, she is likely to have them on and off throughout her entire life. It requires a round of a special medication during flare ups. While it is transmissible to other rabbits, she can still live a happy life with another rabbit (or on her own with lots of human attention). Trinity should have a check-up with the veterinarian, at a minimum, every 6 months, to ensure that she is not showing hard to see signs of a flare up.

She is a feisty but sweet bun and she makes sure to not let one eye slow her down! She's sure to capture your heart. This little girl has the most vibrant coat you've ever seen.

She will binky for veggies, and loves sprawling out to watch cartoons on a Saturday morning.

Trinity would do best in a home with no children under 12.

Her adoption fee is $40.00.

If you are interested in meeting Trinity, please fill out the adoption application on our website:

www.popcornsandbinkies.org

Adoption fee includes:

* Health check upon entering rescue;
* RHD/RHD2 Va