12 Dog Days of Christmas Page #7

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are against us, though.

We've got dogs

with much bigger problems

than the ones

we placed today.

It's gonna take

a Christmas miracle

to find homes for the rest

of these pups.

Well, good thing

one of us believes

in Christmas miracles.

Hey, guys,

just bringing Boomer back.

I can't stay, though,

I gotta run to rehearsal.

Uh, Jack, would you mind

taking a picture of me?

We need a good one for

the Christmas pageant flyer.

Boomer, get your big,

hairy butt out of my picture.

Guys, I just got

a great idea

of how we can get

these dogs adopted.

How?

We host our very own

doggie adoption day,

like, a few days

before Christmas,

hire a photographer

to take pictures

of kids with

some dogs, Santa,

maybe even a pretty

Christmas elf.

That sounds

like a great idea.

That sounds expensive.

No, wait.

What if we got it

at the community center?

I used to volunteer there,

so I'm sure

they'd let us borrow

the space for an adoption day.

And maybe some of the other

pageant elves can come too.

What a great idea, Jack.

Hillary, how do

you always get people

to do things for you

for free?

I don't know,

I guess I'm just--

Hillary.

And hooray for Hillary!

(dog barking)

(door closes)

Sorry, Jack,

dinner's already been served.

Are there any leftovers?

We were gonna tell you

about the move.

We were just trying

to figure out how.

Moving's my middle

name, Josie.

Should have been really easy

for you and old Lou.

It's Trevor and Tony

that I'm worried about.

So we found a family

who's interested

in taking Trevor and Tony.

Really sweet couple.

They live in that fancy

gated community, Honey Brook?

Even have a cute little pug

to play with.

So they might be interested

in taking the boys

before Christmas.

Wow.

So I won't see the boys

for Christmas.

Jack, we'd like you

to think about coming

with us if you want.

(door closes)

(bully)

What up, Frankie?

What you got in the bag?

(laughs)

Give him back the bag.

This don't concern you, Jack.

Hand over the bag now!

Look, I don't wanna

fight you, Jack.

Come on, Terry,

make my Christmas.

Come on.

Hey, thanks a lot, man.

Yeah, don't mention it.

'Tis the season for giving

and all that mushy stuff.

Yeah, right.

So what's your name, kid?

Frankie.

Hi, Frankie, I'm Jack,

nice to meet you.

Yeah, I know.

I was always afraid

to talk to you before.

But what you did

was really nice.

Well, you know, next time,

I might not be here

to help you.

What you need, my friend,

is some real protection

'cause those bullies

are gonna be back.

What do you suggest?

Well, my friend, Frankie,

that is a fantastic question.

Frankie, meet Titus.

(dog barking)

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