I just experienced this with my new girl. I would try to not pick her up right now because that’s a serious break in her “trust” doing something that causes her so much anxiety will make her more inclined to run away from you. Will she eat veggies from you? A super good idea is to just out yourself in her space. Maybe herd to a smaller room and bring a book. Just sit on the floor and kind of ignore everything she’s doing. Just let her come up to you and explore you just like any new territory. Don’t try letting her or even move towards her let her come to you. Once she seems more comfortable around you maybe offer her veggies you can start by putting them in her own space and gradually move them closer to you. If she’s comfortable with that and all approaches are looking good you can try and give her some pets! If she runs I would stop immediately and go back a couple steps. This isn’t something that will happen overnight it can take months and she might never bond or be super comfortable around you and she might only want to spend time with your other bunny… good luck!!!

Eloise said most of my advice, but I’ll reiterate that those sound like good ideas!

1) Don’t pick her up. Most rabbits, even ones who like humans will FREAK out when their paws are off the ground. I think those that tolerate it are in the minority. If you need to move her, maybe you could just herd her with a pen or other objects?

2) Hand feed her treats/veggies

3) Sit on the ground with her for as long as you can and just ignore her. Bring a book, or your computer, or some knitting. Even when she comes up to you, just completely ignore her. Over time she’ll learn you are not a threat.

It’s great that you rescued her and she is getting on well with your other bun! Pictures?