Something I hadn't Anticipated before Leaving Home

Here is our pet rabbit that a friend gifted to me. We have two pairs, one male and one female, which have produced numerous offspring. Unfortunately, this deceased rabbit was a male, two years old during his time with us. While I cannot definitively pinpoint the cause of his passing, two potential reasons come to mind: it could have been due to hunger or the extreme heat of the weather.

I forwarded the picture to my wife, who then shared it with our youngest son. Upon seeing the image, he became quite sorrowful and tears welled up, as it seems he believed that this particular rabbit was the offspring of his cherished pet, Cookie, named Happy.

Nevertheless, his passing won't go in vain, as he will contribute to the fertilization of my soil, along with his offspring who have also passed away. ^_^

Currently, I have only two remaining rabbits, both of which are female. I've allowed them the freedom to behave and move as they naturally desire. However, this has caused difficulties in my gardening efforts, as they tend to consume the plants, as seen with my Chayote. Their consumption hindered proper growth, preventing the plant from bearing fruit, and eventually leading to its demise.

This is Happy, a presence I haven't encountered for quite a while. My last sighting of Happy was around the time of his father BunBun's passing. I identified him as Happy when my wife pointed out that while BunBun's eyes were black, Happy's were pinkish-red. From my observations, I've noticed that Cookie, Happy's mother, seems to be nearing a similar fate as BunBun. Her body appears frail, and when she moves, her head tilts slightly, akin to the symptoms of a stroke.