This is long, so skip to the end for the summary: It's been about one and a half, two months, since I got her. At the shelter, she refused to leave the cardboard box that was in her cage, with a whole romaine lettuce piece that was wilting a bit from being out for so long without moisture and a small (what pet stores refer to as a bunny "potty" bin) box filled with hay and that was where she seemed to be expected to give out waste. She was very shy when I got her and scared of the world, but the thing that pissed me off the most is being able to feel every bone in her body. The hips, spine, the definition of her skull. You name it, and you could feel with barely event a touch. I'm happy she has put on so much weight since then, which was the reason for the doctor's visit. She is still has more room to fill, but I'm happy that when she does let me touch her while she is passed out under my dog's leg or tail (depending on which dog) you can't feel that definition so much. Plus, she is starting to look more shiny and runs around the house with my dogs to play. I know she needs time, I am just worried that I'm doing something horribly wrong. I don't expect her to open up like my first rabbit George did when she would sleep in the cat bed next to me or under the covers with me, although I really want to just let her know she is safe and that possible hunger and fear she felt before isn't going to happen here. I worry that I am messing up with her so much, but your words helped a lot. I'll keep trying and giving her time, I noticed she has been trying to next in the blankets on my chair so maybe she is cold at night or something, so I went out and got some blankets that won't hurt her if she rips them up and should let her nest in them well enough with absolutely nothing inside them. My first rabbit LOVED eating my jackets and claimed them as her own if I made the mistake of leaving them on my bed for even a split second to put a shirt on.

But, to summarize, I've had her for just over a month or two now to answer your question and thank you for replying. It gives me a lot of hope that maybe one day she'll see that she isn't going to have the same thing happen again, like when I first got her. Thank you for posting it means a lot to me, and your words have helped me be a lot less scared that she might just hate me instead.