Brown domestic rabbit, Kevin, was apparently “turned loose” in an office building complex. Luckily he was discovered, and rescued, by a Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary docent. And not a minute too soon – his lower front teeth were over-grown through his nose, and the upper teeth had curled up like the letter “J.” Kevin was starving. Now, at the Zoo Sanctuary, Kevin’s teeth are clipped back every three to four weeks. A zookeeper gently bundles him up in a big towel, and another clips the teeth short. Chompers trimmed, Kevin spends several hours a day grooming his handsome coat.