A group of animals find a new place to live in the Ottawa valley.
In a series of short stories, the show follows their everyday lives as they build their home and their community. Here are the stories:

Coming to the Valley
Once upon a time a group of animals had to find a new place to live. They crossed grey, rocky mountains and found a green valley, a blue river and a small waterfall.

The valley had everything they needed, so they built houses there, and a mill — and they called their village Felicity Falls.

They had lots of sunny days, and lots of rainy days. Rain helped the crops grow (especially the carrots, for the rabbits).

Leaky Roofs
One time it rained really hard, and all of their roofs started to leak.

Everyone in the village crowded into the Rabbits’ tiny kitchen. It was so crowded no one could move without bumping into a porcupine, and porcupines are prickly, but that’s okay, porcupines are supposed to be prickly. And everyone was glad that they had such good neighbours to help them out.

The Lost Teddy
After the rain, there were suddenly apple blossoms everywhere. Rod Rabbit got busy fixing his roof and his daughter, Rose had a friend over: Tansy Weasel.

Rose’s little brother Jack was going berry picking with their mother, Rhapsody Rabbit, and Rose promised to take care of Jack’s teddy while they were gone. But Tansy suggested a new game, "Hide the teddy", and before they knew it, the teddy was lost.

Rose and Tansy were pretty worried, but when Jack and Rhapsody came home, an almost magical thing happened. A breeze shook the leaves of the apple tree where Tansy had hidden the teddy. The teddy fell out of the tree and right into Jack’s lap.

It was a good thing they found Jack’s teddy, because he really needs it to get to sleep.

Musical Beds
One night, just when Rod and Rhapsody were going to sleep, they heard a noise: Jack had fallen out of his crib. He refused to go back into it, so Rod and Rhapsody took him into their bed.

It took a while, but eventually they all went to sleep. Then Rose came in with a sore leg, a growing pain. Rhapsody got up, and the two of them went back to Rose’s bed, so Rhapsody could rub Rose’s leg. But Rhapsody fell asleep and Rose felt a little crowded.

She decided to climb in bed with her father and Jack. There she went right to sleep, and dreamed about flying. Flutter, flutter flutter. Jack meanwhile, was dreaming about swimming lessons. Kick, kick, kick. Their father Rod went to find another place to sleep.

In the morning, Rose heard a terrible noise in the bathroom. It sounded like a grizzly bear. She ran to get her mother. When Rhapsody pushed open the bathroom door . . .

"That’s not a bear, that’s Daddy!" the children cried, jumping into the tub and all over the no longer sleeping (or snoring) Rod. "Daddy, Daddy, Daddy!"

Willemina Gets Married
As summer turned to fall, Rose was out playing in a field near her house, when she saw something amazing. A hot air balloon.

There was a weasel in the balloon, a travelling salesman named Waldo Weasel. He was a wonderful weasel, and soon everyone in the village loved him, especially Weasel, Tansy’s aunt.

Waldo and Willemina decided to get married, and everyone was invited to the wedding.

After the wedding, Waldo and Willemina said goodbye and got into the hot air balloon. It rose into the sky, and everyone started to cry, even Willemina and Waldo. Then the hot air balloon came back. It landed and Waldo and Willemina got out.

"I’d be crazy to leave a place like this," said Waldo, "it already feels like home."

Waldo and Willemina stayed in the village. They started the first store, and they started a family.

All this happened a long time ago. Waldo and Willemina are grandparents now. So is Rod Rabbit.

"When we first came here," says Rod, "the kids thought we found some sort of magic place. Well, I don’t know if we found any magic here, but we found something better— heck, we made something better. We made a home here in Felicity Falls."