Frankton and Violet have arrived at K. C. Bunnyborough with some little rabbits and are at the gardens to meet the kiwi leader for the area.
They have been given permission to live at K. C.
Bunnyborough but as the rest of their family arrives Mr Kiwi is to be informed.
He will decide how many more rabbits will get permission to live here.
Permission has been given for Cherry and Sweet pea who
arrive two days later. Cherry has accompanied Sweet pea who is unable to move
very fast. She has short limbs plus a hole in her stomach from a gunshot wound.
Cherry has taken Sweet pea to meet Doctor Kiwi who will examine
her and may be able to operate to close the hole in her stomach. The hole in
her stomach was caused by a bullet wound when she was young. Doctor Kiwi has told them that he could operate
to close the wound. So, now it is Sweet peas decision if she will go ahead with
the operation.
The next day the rabbits meet to discuss Sweet pea’s
operation. Sweet pea is very slow at moving around and having the operation to
close the hole will help her legs to be in the correct position and hopping
around will be easier and quicker for her. Samuel, far right, is with them and
all the rabbits except Sweet pea are all for her to have the operation. Reluctantly Sweet pea agrees to the
operation.
The day arrives for the operation. Doctor Kiwi will do it assisted
by Mr Kiwi. Sweet pea is not allowed to have visitors for seven days so that
she won’t pick up any infection. Three weeks after the operation Sweet pea can
leave the hospital and go home.
The rabbits are amazed at the appearance of Sweet pea, she
looks healthy and her ears have turned pink inside and her eyes are brighter.
Sweet pea will regain her strength and will be just like the other rabbits. The
operation certainly was a success.
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