Excerpt from On the Edge of the Wilderness: Tales of Our Wild Animal Neighbors

Winter followed, the game grew scarce. The great horned owls and the goshawks got most of the rabbits before Swiftfoot and his pack could round them up. The pack grew lean. They closed in around the trail over which the two-legged animals came, driving dog sledges. When the dogs smelled the wolf pack they barked and snarled and became ridiculously excited, and the men animals got out their black sticks.

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