Watkins' Rabbit - Lewis Clarke - Bog

Mr. Watkins unhappily discovers a small rabbit living in his townhouse back yard. To him, it's just one more irritant in trying to keep his walled-in terrace and plants pristine and perfect. Like he does with the other animals who live there, Mr. Watkins attempts to chase this would-be inhabitant away. However, the rabbit is so innocent and young that it doesn't know it's supposed to be afraid of Mr. Watkins, and it doesn't run away. This unexpected reaction happens several times and slowly, Mr. Watkins changes his attitude about the wellbeing of urban wildlife.