Twiggy is a sweet, resilient girl who has already overcome so much! Found outside as a stray, she was rescued by a kind Good Samaritan and eventually came to Triangle Rabbits. She had multiple cuterebra infections that caused several abscesses and has undergone three surgeries, with one more needed to remove the last abscess. The infection and surgeries have caused some nerve damage in her back leg, but Twiggy is a fighter! She's doing well and receiving laser treatments to support her recovery. Twiggy continues to make progress and is on her way to a brighter future!

Hannah is a sweet, affectionate girl who is curious about everything. She came to Triangle Rabbits’ rescue program as a special needs rabbit. Hannah has megacolon, which is an inherited genetic condition that affects the nerves in her intestinal tract. Rabbits with megacolon need carefully managed diets, but can live long, healthy lives. Hannah’s condition is currently well managed - she's doing great with only mild symptoms. Thanks to our wonderful foster volunteers, Hannah has settled into a healthy, balanced routine and is ready for her forever home!

Bunbury is a friendly young rabbit full of life and binkies. He loves racing and exploring as well as working on his cardboard box projects. He enjoys grooming his foster human and practicing with a clicker and target stick. In between projects he does some resting and likes to have his head and ears stroked. Bunbury came into rescue scared after having been stray and needing medical attention for external parasites. Thanks to generous Triangle Rabbits’ donors, he is now happy and healthy, neutered, vaccinated and ready to scamper right into his forever home!

Lily is a sweet, friendly girl who was brought to a local animal center, where she gave birth to nine babies. She and her little family were then transferred to Triangle Rabbits. Her babies have now grown up and will soon be ready for adoption. Lily loves to play and explore, followed by a good nap and plenty of pets.

Taking in a family of ten rabbits is a big commitment for our all-volunteer rescue! Foster homes and donations make it possible to give rabbits like Lily the care, safety, and second chances they need to find loving forever homes.

Cinnabunn and his bun-wife Piper came to Triangle Rabbits in late summer of 2025, and we knew they could be with us for an extended stay. Cinnabunn was a senior sir with prior dental issues. He needed a bit of dental work but was otherwise healthy, and was happy to laze around and enjoy retirement with Piper. Then an adopter came along who wasn't fazed by his senior status or crooked teeth. The family fell for the pair right away and took them home to be spoiled. Thanks to your support, we are able to rescue rabbits with known or chronic medical issues and help them live life to the fullest.

Gwen came to us frightened and unsure of the world. Three days after being surrendered to a shelter she gave birth to ten babies. Initially terrified, she hid from every sound, but with patience she slowly began peeking out from her hiding spots. She was a devoted mom, and once her babies were independent, she enjoyed some much-deserved peace and her own space. Though still shy, Gwen now eagerly hops for treats and enjoys toys. She's learning that human hands mean love and safety, proving that with patience and kindness, even the timid can find courage.

Grace was surrendered to a local shelter with the most overgrown incisors we’ve ever seen! We immediately took her in for an exam and incisor trim. Grace’s malocclusion was so severe that the vet team recommended complete incisor extraction. Rabbits’ front teeth never stop growing, so when they’re not aligned properly it can turn every meal into a struggle. Thanks to your support, Grace had her surgery and made a full recovery. She is much more comfortable and able to enjoy all her favorite snacks!

Sunny came to us in spring 2025 so matted and dirty it was hard to tell there was a bunny under there. It took several sessions of gentle grooming to get him clean. With time and lots of foster family love, he transformed from frightened to energetic and curious. He soon gained enough strength to binky again! Sunny loved getting headrubs and eating all of the snacks - botanical hay was a particular favorite. We were so grateful to be able to help him and to see his happy personality shine through. Now he gets all the rubs he wants in his very own home.

Acorn was a sweet little guy! He came to us in the spring of 2025 with a terrible case of ear mites, but after some TLC and treatment he started feeling so much better! This chill bun would greet his foster family with happy enthusiasm, keeping a watchful (and adorable) eye on their work, then quietly settling in nearby for a nap. He fostered with a family to see if he might get along with other buns, and we were thrilled when he found his new best friend!

Who said he was a senior rabbit? Lenny didn’t think so! He loved exploring in his foster home, and at break time he could be found napping on top of his box fort. Being at least partially deaf, Lenny needed lots of visual cues to prevent startling him. He spent his time in foster care writing his advice column and demonstrating the proper method of giving humans "the butt". Lenny was adopted in 2025 to a wonderful home where he continues to give out free grumbles and accepts the occasional head scritch.

Pepper was dropped off at a shelter with a badly broken leg that had started healing incorrectly. Thanks to Avian & Exotic Animal Care, her leg was saved through three surgeries, pins, and weeks of therapy. Despite it all, Pepper kept her sassy spirit, winning hearts on social media with #PepperPower and charming Hop Shop visitors as our “Associate of the Week.” Now, she enjoys life in her adopted home, exploring and napping with her best friend, Sammy.

Jeffrey arrived at Triangle Rabbits in summer 2024 after being found abandoned in a box. Diagnosed with head tilt and E. Cuniculi, he struggled with dizziness and rolling but never lost his fighting spirit. With dedicated care, he went from syringe feeding to standing, eating, and even hopping into his litter box. Now happily adopted, Jeffrey’s recovery was made possible by generous supporters like you—thank you for making a difference!

Sheldon was surrendered for being "fat and lazy," but he was actually overweight and weak from poor diet and life in a small cage. He struggled to stand and had multiple health issues including raw, flaky skin, a runny eye, and urine scald. Over time he recovered, gained energy, and started eating a healthy diet. After months in foster care, he was adopted in winter 2025 and now enjoys exploring and receiving love from his new family.

Cookies started as a scared rabbit who avoided petting and nipped during litter box cleaning, understandable given his rough past. Found as a stray and even picked up in a dog's mouth, he also suffered fur loss, likely from poor living conditions. He has healed, grown back his fur, and embraced his playful side, zipping around, hopping onto chairs, and eagerly snatching his favorite greens. We are grateful to have helped him on his way to a forever home.

Meet Dug, one of the friendliest rabbits in our foster program! Rescued by an NC shelter, he’s outgoing, adventurous, and always ready to say “Hi.” He loves exploring (anywhere he can); jumping on couches is a favorite activity. After some exercise, there is nothing Dug likes better than a nap. In fact, he likes napping so much that he got his own feature on our social media - #SleepInSunday.

Remy came to Triangle Rabbits after being surrendered for being "too much to maintain." This spunky lionhead mix has a big personality—she loves to explore, test bunny-proofing, and would even approach the vacuum! Her favorite salads include lavender, basil, sage, and yarrow. As a house rabbit, she enjoys safe toys, love, and regular grooming to keep her fur beautiful. Long-haired rabbits like Remy need extra care, and we were excited to help her find a family who appreciates her glamorous self!

Winnie and Sandy were rescued from a cruelty case, found in a small cage without food or water. Thanks to animal control and loving fosters, they’ve blossomed into a dynamic duo! Winnie loves pets (especially with treats), while Sandy demands food and attention on her terms—even jumping into laps. These curious buns enjoy free roaming, binkies, zooming, and chewing toys.

Gumdrop was found living in a drain pipe at a local park when she was only eight weeks old. Against the odds, she survived storms with flooding rains and predators. Once rescued, she adapted quickly to house rabbit life, enjoying plenty of food, lots of toys to play with, and a cozy bed. Donations allow us to provide medical care, hay, and food for rabbits like Gumdrop while they are in foster care, and help them on their way to forever homes.

Ruby stole our hearts with her quirky personality! Found abandoned near the NC coast, she kept her foster families entertained with her love for exploring and redecorating cardboard boxes. Ruby needed a rabbit-savvy home with a family that could appreciate her desire to give humans directions. She had strong opinions, including a dislike for cats, leading to her social media series, "I Hate Cats and Other Stories." Her reports caught the eye of a perfect family, and now Ruby is happily settled in her forever home, continuing her adventures.

Luigi is a young and charming rabbit with a heart as big as the Mushroom Kingdom. Just like his namesake from the Super Mario Brothers, Luigi is shy but brave, always ready for an adventure, especially if it involves willow sticks to chew. Thanks to your support, Luigi was able to grow up in safety and comfort with a foster family. Now he has a caring family of his own where he can channel his inner hero and spread joy with every hop. His new home was ready to embark on a quest for cuddles and companionship, and Luigi is off to his next adventure!

Hitchhiker is one lucky (and handsome) fellow! He was found abandoned on the side of the road; fortunately for him, he was picked up and brought to a local veterinary hospital. He received wonderful care there, and when he was ready for a home they contacted Triangle Rabbits. Hitchhiker loved being a house rabbit and filled his days exploring and doing binkies in his foster home. He had a few bunny dates before finding his perfect match, and now he is enjoying life with his new best friend in a forever home.

In December 2022, we got a call about a rabbit who had just given birth to eight babies at a local shelter. She needed a safe, quiet place to raise them, and Triangle Rabbits volunteers stepped in. Holly and her “reindeer” babies thrived in foster care, filling our social media with their adorable antics. Holly, a sweet and loving mom, enjoyed head rubs, zooming down hallways, and jumping on furniture. Now, she has a home of her own! Donations to our medical fund help rabbits like Holly and her babies, no matter the season.

Rosie had a rough start, abandoned in a yard with head tilt and bee stings. Fortunately, she was able to start medical treatment right away, and within a few weeks, her head tilt began to improve. She started begging non-stop for love and treats without losing her balance or falling over. During Rosie’s exam, they found that she had cardiomyopathy. Despite her heart condition, she loves playtime and popcorn binkies. Her foster family fell in love, and now she’s happily spoiled in her forever home!