Mom: One! / Kkabong: Peep
Mom: Two/ Kkabong: Peep
Mom: Three/ Kkabong: Peep (That’s it!)
Mom: Four/ Kkabong: Peep (One more!)
What’s happening?
This magpie is the In-house PT, Kkabong
Stern. Strict. Serious
Mom: Kkabong, which side should I do now?
Kkabong: This side..
Mom: This side? This, okay. Got it
She's a strict professor material...
Mom: Ugh, I’m knackered. Thanks for today
You want me to do more?
No, I’m tired
That’s it for today!
Caw caw
Dad: Kkabong, do you want something to eat?
Caw (Yes..)
Oh, yeah?
Caw (Mhmm..)
(Good at keeping a conversation, too)
Not an ordinary magpie, indeed..
Kkabong: Das right
Magpie like myself, recycles, too
Dad: It was right here.
She was too exhausted.
She was crouching here as if she’s given up on life
Four months ago..
Kkabong was found at the recycling area
Dad: The vet told us that
her condition is so bad and that she has a problem with both of her legs
and if not amputated she might die….
Her condition was a lot worse than they thought
Dad: If she’s sent to a shelter, as she’s a disabled magpie
there’s a possibility that she’d be euthanized rather than returning back to nature
Mom: Sending her to a shelter knowing that she’d be killed? I just couldn’t do it
I’m tearing up, thinking about that…
The family took care of her
With love...
and care...
Now, she’s a lovely youngest daughter in this house!
Papa..
(acting charming)
Dad: Kkabong loves to bath
It’s really sunny today, so I think she really wants to take a bath
Thoroughly
she cleans herself
LOVE IT..
Well grown up youngest daughter
can dry herself
all by herself❣
But now..
after getting some sun…
(Dozing..)
Mom: She’s so cute
Dad: She’s dozing off
Mom: If you look closely, she’s the best at dozing off
What they want for her is to grow healthily like now
The family cannot stop worrying about
Kkabong’s legs
(Kkabong.. Let’s go to the hospital)
How are her legs exactly?
Detailed examination proceeds
Kim Tae-Min, Vet: I think she’s recovered now
Birds commonly have this kind of deformity. A lot more than you think.
This deformity comes from the pressure when the mother birds sit on them
Kkabong’s curved legs
is a deformity that’s commonly found in birds..
Thankfully, there is no problem with her health!
How fortunate :)
Kim Tae-Min, Vet: Kkabong will have a problem hunting and feeding herself as she has a disability in her legs
For Kkabong to live well
I think she’ll be better cared for in the house than in the nature
This is all thanks to my parents and my sisters!
Dad: I thought that we have been taking good care of her so far
Mom: I want to know better about what she likes, and I want to do that more
Shall we live happily ever after together?
Caw(of course)!