Mystery at Crawfish Creek

Red Dog and his little buddy, the missing-toed toad, left their home in Fair Hills because Red Dog was suspected of causing a lot of mischief in the community. They hopped a train and ended up relocating in the tranquil farming community of Cain Valley. There they made new friends, especially a cute little pup named Oreo, and a stubborn tomcat named Bartholomule. Their new home suited them just fine. Cain Valley had a wonderful cafe, Gracie’s Cafe, a colorful mayor, and lots of room to roam and play.

One day they learned about several boys who were lost back in Fair Hills. Their friend, Booney, an adorable brown bunny, caught a ride to Cain Valley to tell Red Dog and Toad about it. Booney persuaded Red Dog and Toad to come back to Fair Hills to help find the boys. Booney figured this was a way that Red Dog could show that he was really a friend, not a fiend.

Red Dog had great tracking skills. He and Toad agreed to go back to Fair Hills to help find the boys. They were successful, along with Booney, in locating the boys. They led the boys back to Crawfish Creek. When they reached the creek, a mystery occurred that gave credit to another hound, Ole Red, for helping to save the boys. One or two of the boys, however, wondered if it could possibly have been Red Dog that helped save them, and not Ole Red. The boys had no idea that it was the bunny, Booney, who helped save them as well.