Lulls in Fort P-Q and the Stacking of the Yaks

Pur Pur and The Runaway Knees

In this episode Khawler bint Lahad and Hooney Hawk meet a new friend, Pur Pur, a champion mountain climbing bunny who is unable to hop because her knees ran away. When the friends embark upon a quest to find Pur Pur's knees they soon find themselves amongst a league of unhappy body parts whose owners didn't treat them well. In this story we learn the importance of taking care of your body, listening to its needs and healthy eating habits.

Doña Maowtita and the Escape from Hate

In this episode Khawler bint Lahad and Hooney Hawk meet up with a friend, Doña Maowtita, a kitten living in El Chaltén, Argentina who, feeling unhappy as a cat, wants to become a dog. When a cow named Don Carlos comes along promising to help her achieve her dream, things soon take an ugly turn. In this story we learn the importance of loving yourself as you are. This story is not a political statement. It addresses hating who you are, not the feeling of being born in the wrong body.

Xhonka and The Return to Hout Bay

In this episode Khawler bint Lahad and Hooney Hawk meet Xhonka, a karkie karkie unjustly banished from his underwater home in Hout Bay, South Africa after he is accused of eating a cake he promises he didn't eat. In this story we learn the importance of telling the truth, how to handle tense situations and being persistent.

The Babers and The Toppling of Ms. Mimi

In this episode Khawler bint Lahad and Hooney Hawk meet the babers, a group of preschoolers who are upset about the way mean Ms. Mimi runs their school, Crumble Academy. Together the friends and babers hatch a plan so that Ms. Mimi can leave the school once and for all. In this story we learn about the importance of accountability, why parents need to listen to their children, and how we can all feel empowered through taking action when the time calls for it.

Lulls in Fort P-Q and the Stacking of the Yaks

In this episode Hooney Hawk and Khawler bint Lahad, a crafty kitten, join forces with their friend Kangacat, a kangaroo of sorts, to rescue their kitten friend Lulls from Fort P-Q. Fort P-Q is a work prison for kittens who commit crimes. The problem is Lulls didn't really commit a crime. She just made a mistake, and with the wrong person too. In this story we learn about how making mistakes is important to building our character, how to love the friends in our life, and self-forgiveness.