Dot and the Bunny

Year: 1983

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: English

Director: Yoram Gross

FamilyAnimation

Dot sets out into the bush to find a lost joey and reunite it with its mother. Along the way she befriends a rabbit who claims to be the joey; she names him Funny Bunny. As they search, Dot learns the rabbit is a lonely survivor of hunters. When they locate the mother kangaroo, she takes the rabbit under her care, realizing she can nurture another.

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