Frisky Animals on Parade #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two stories: a humorous tale featuring the Bedraggled Brothers, who attempt to return borrowed items to a store but encounter a blue cat that repeatedly attacks them, resulting in slapstick chaos; and "Fraidy Colt," a children's fable in which a young colt initially too timid to confront a wildcat eventually finds courage when the animal threatens the barn, chasing it away and earning the praise of the other farm animals.
A young red fox named Reddy, eager to explore the world beyond his den, sneaks out despite his mother’s warnings. When a big, gruff dog named Big Butch appears, Reddy’s fear turns to surprise—and then to an unexpected invitation to dinner.
Frosty and Gabby, a duo offering a "Waker-Up" service, try to rouse a deeply sleeping man who talks in his sleep, leading to a series of increasingly absurd attempts—including a tuba blast—before finally succeeding when a sudden alarm wakes him just in time for a crucial appointment. The story unfolds with playful chaos, highlighting their mismatched efforts and the man’s surprising ability to respond while still asleep.
Zany, a tall and lanky animal, arrives at the football field just as the big game begins, only to find the goal posts missing—chewed down by eager beavers who mistook them for smooth logs. Though initially dismissed as unfit to play, Zany’s quick thinking and surprising ingenuity help the team solve the crisis, leading to a surprising turn of events that keeps him at the heart of the action.
When Tick, Tack, and Toe set out to find a lost parrot for a reward, they're led on a wild chase through the woods and into a supposedly haunted house, only to discover the bird is far smarter than they expected. After a series of clever tricks and near-misses, they finally trap the parrot—only to learn it wasn’t the grocer’s lost pet at all, but the grocer’s dog, who had been mistaken for the bird.
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