He's doing great, still a little sedate but that's normal after surgery. His scrotal sacs are swollen and that swelling tends to take a few days to go down after a neutering (you can sort of see one next to his legs in the waves pic).

He's not eating much, but it's much easier for him to eat. I expect his appetite will return in abundance in the next day or two. We're not allowing him to run around, so he's sort of grounded to his cage. Once he recovers a bit more, we're going to move him to a large cage (he's in the starter one he was found in) where he can jump about and give him house privileges again.

He's very snuggly right now, he adores being held and is curious about everything. Sam is very easy to trance, as you can see and is very calm when held, you can move his legs about, pat his tummy, etc. which typically a new rabbit wouldn't yet have established trust for that.