Gray Flemish giant rabbit on blue rug

Meet our rabbits

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Gumdrop

Meet Gumdrop. Anyone following Triangle Rabbits' social media is already familiar with this little lady, found over the winter 2024 living in a drainpipe in a Wilmington park. She thrived in foster care, enjoying her toys (hanging toys are favorites) and showing off her acrobatic and dance skills. She likes a nice big litter box with high walls and she will keep it very neat and tidy. She thrives with being able to roam and explore (although she may look for an opportunity to nibble the baseboards). She LOVES treats, any kind. She does not appreciate being picked up but will follow humans for treats. She can be shy and skittish at first but will warm up with time and then she is very sweet and spunky. She has a lot of opinions and will let you know but she will also let you know when she would like some pets! She does not like loud noises, dogs, or brooms. She fostered with a potential bunny friend but they did not hit it off. She is currently around a year old, spayed, vaccinated, and ready for her forever family. She has been vaccinated for RHDV2 and is currently fostering in the Triangle NC area.
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Petra and Bijou

Meet Petra and Bijou! Petra is a sweet girl, but still kind of shy. She readily accepts pets, and especially loves to "purr" while having her head and neck stroked. She's a whiz with food puzzles, and she especially loves puzzles with her stacking cups. She loves to rearrange things in her space, and will regularly go and redecorate after cleaning. She's not too much of an explorer! She's pretty content to sit on something soft and chill out most of the time. Her favorite treats are dried strawberries and fresh blueberries; she eats most greens and veggies, but her favorites are spinach, arugula, and carrots. Bijou is a little explorer! She loves to investigate new things and spaces in her room, and just recently she's learned about jumping up on the bed and hanging out there! She is still learning to accept pets from humans, but has made a lot of progress; she's much more high-energy and playful than her mom Petra. She loves to chew, so plenty of toys are a must for this girl. Bijou prefers hay and pellets over greens. Her favorite treat is dried strawberries. Both bunnies are spayed and vaccinated and ready for a home of their own. Currently fostering in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area.
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Stargazer

Meet Stargazer - He is the best little bun in town!! He is so well behaved and so sweet! He is about three years old, neutered, vaccinated, and ready for a family of his own. He does have some trouble with a runny eye, which clears up with eye drops. He was a bit sassy about them at first but now he doesn't mind the drops too much. Stargazer likes to explore and chin everything (everything is his, you know). He is very active, playful, and is good with gentle children. He is currently fostering in the Raleigh-Durham area.
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Romeo

Romeo is my name and love is my game. Named for the sweet off-shaped hearts around my eyes, I’m sure you’ll fall for me with my sweet demeanor and desire to be loved on. I’ll bow down and even do a soft purr for a good head rub. Please don't pick me up; I do prefer to keep my feet on the ground except during my Bunny 500 practice. Then it's binkies all over! My sprinting abilities are quite extraordinary and my lean physique is sure to impress. I take care to groom regularly, keeping my coat bright and silky to the touch. While I do eat a very balanced diet of pellets, hay, fresh salad and drink lots of water I must admit to having a sweet tooth. Foster mom is always delighted with my little booty twitch that accompanies my morning slice of banana. Love and treats are all I need… Maybe a bunny friend, too. While a mush, I can be frightened when unknowingly approached or startled. My foster mom thinks this may have to do with my past and also being neglected outside but she’s not sure. Hard telling, not knowing, you know? It can take me some time to realize I’m safe, but with patience, gentle care, treats and love I’m sure to blossom and secure a spot in your heart! Currently fostering in the Wilmington, NC area.
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Jack

Meet Jack. He’s about four years old and has a big personality. He likes to talk and is not shy about his opinions. He loves being pet and will sit/lay next to his human to be loved on. He’ll sometimes give a love nip of you stop petting him “too early.” He’s very busy and always wants to see what people are up to (he’s like a project manager, loves to supervise you). His favorite treats are carrot, fruit (except pineapple - yuck!) and foraging mixes. He LOVES willow and will happily chew all his willow toys - apple and pear sticks are pretty good, too! He prefers to be pet while sitting on the floor and does not like to be held. He also likes to lounge on cool surfaces - tiles anyone? He is good about getting his nails trimmed and about getting in his carrier, though bribes are expected. He also likes the “forbidden grass”, also known as carpet, so bunny proofing is a must for him. Jack is neutered, vaccinated for RHDV2, and ready for a home. Currently fostering in the Raleigh-Durham area.
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Scarlet

Scarlet is a young female rabbit who has come a long way since her days on the loose last fall. Abandoned and living under cars and eating leaves from plants, she was scrawny and covered with oil. After several months in foster care she is now a healthy weight and her fur is soft and white. She is sweet and enjoys petting, but everything is on her terms. She has had to learn how to play with toys and now it is a joy to watch her toss them around and learn new educational games. She also loves to explore new places, and is an easy bunny to have free run as she is not interested in your baseboards. Scarlet has megacolon, a genetic condition of the GI tract that may or may not cause her issues as she gets older. A healthy diet is the best way to keep Scarlet healthy and she is perfectly healthy currently. She loves attention from her foster parents and will binky and dance when they come near. She may like a friend but could also be fine as a single bunny. She is spayed, vaccinated and currently fostering in the Wilmington area.
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Caleb

Meet Caleb. He LOVES toys and will chew them to bits in no time. Willow balls, cardboard toys, and toss toys are his favorites. Stacking cups are also super fun! He likes to climb and works on his parkour skills jumping on the couch, the pellet container, and even his foster person’s shoe rack. He loves all kinds of herbs, including parsley, cilantro, sage, and dill. Lettuces are pretty good too, but not as yummy as herbs. He’s working on his litter box habits. He loves to dig - digging box toys are great for him! Bunny proofing will be important in his new home so he doesn’t dig the carpet (large tiles can help with corners). He likes to investigate what people are doing and will put his paws up on his pen to see what is going on. He loves his exercise time and prefers running and exploring to head pats. It’s always “Zoomie And Binky Time” on channel Caleb. He’s under a year old, neutered, vaccinated, and ready for a home. Currently fostering in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area.
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Juniper

Juniper is an adventurous soul who likes to jump and climb anywhere she can. She enjoys exploring and prefers for people to clean and change the litter box when she is out and about. She also enjoys having people talk to her and likes to critique their silly songs (we've discovered she's pretty forgiving when you don't know the words). She loves having her head rubbed but prefers that people approach slowly with their hands. She will lightly nip when she wants attention or to tell people to move this gate out of the way. She will binky and zoom when she’s feeling energetic. She is a fantastic hay eater and is always excited when it’s time for pellets. She’s very good about using the litter box. She is good about not chewing baseboards, cords, and furniture, but does love to dig into carpets. She will do best in a house where she has plenty of room and time to explore, and with a family that has time to give her lots of attention. Juniper is spayed, vaccinated, and ready for home of her own. Currently fostering in the Raleigh-Durham, NC area.
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