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Speaker 1: This is part two of our story about Fern and Crunch.

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Speaker 1: Remember in the first part, their owners were moving and

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Speaker 1: couldn't take Vernon Crunch with them, so one of their

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Speaker 1: but could not find them a new forever home. Finally,

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Speaker 1: that the people there could help. Vern and Crunch escaped

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Speaker 1: to their home. What are they going to do? Vernon

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Speaker 1: Crunch look for a new home? Part two. Ferne and

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Speaker 1: Crunch had been sitting on the walkway of what used

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Speaker 1: almost an hour, hoping that perhaps they were wrong and

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Speaker 1: Crunch spoke first. There is no point in sitting here

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Speaker 1: You're right, Crunch, said Fern. Sadly, they have truly left.

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Speaker 1: I guess we should go back to the shelter and

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Speaker 1: us find a forever family. I have another idea, Crunch replied,

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Speaker 1: with a look that always indicated that she was thinking.

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Speaker 1: Perhaps perhaps we could try to find a family by ourselves.

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Speaker 1: How do you propose we do that, Crunch. We don't

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Speaker 1: not sure exactly. Maybe we could treat this as a

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Speaker 1: outside our neighborhood. Humans are wonderful except when they don't

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Speaker 1: share watermelon. So I'm sure people will see us and

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Speaker 1: At least that's what I always heard Zoe saying when

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Speaker 1: Fern replied, as he was always concerned about treats. Good point. Okay,

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Speaker 1: it wouldn't hurt to first ask for some help. What

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Speaker 1: your head, laughed Crunch. It makes it look like you

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Speaker 1: pop laughed, Fern, you are fine where you are. Then

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Speaker 1: and said, hello, Fern, I haven't seen you here in

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Speaker 1: that on your head? Hi? Chewy, this is Crunch and

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Speaker 1: we've been living somewhere else for the past while. Unfortunately

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Speaker 1: Can you offer any advice, Erne asked, I'm afraid I can't,

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Speaker 1: but I am very sorry to hear of your predicament.

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Speaker 1: I have only been with my family and have not

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Speaker 1: heard of anyone else's experience who is in the same

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Chewy Burne said, no problem, good luck, and

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Speaker 1: I hope we can play again soon, Chewy said, as

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Speaker 1: an old labrador came slowly over to where Fern and

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Speaker 1: Crunch were sitting, did the obligatory sniff greetings, and said,

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Speaker 1: cheweye tells me you are in a bit of a predicament. Yes,

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Speaker 1: I'm afraid our family has left us, and the human

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Speaker 1: Not many know this, but I was once astray. My

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Speaker 1: too long. Grover said, in a raspy voice full of experience.

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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry to hear that, But you seem okay now,

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Speaker 1: Fern said, yes, this family has been very kind to me,

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Speaker 1: wouldn't recommend you wander for very long. Where did you

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Speaker 1: parents were a bit nervous at first, but they took

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Speaker 1: me home and I couldn't be happier. Well, maybe we

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Speaker 1: said Crunch. Hopefully you could try, but I suggest you

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Speaker 1: don't try for long. And though it was an adventure

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Speaker 1: to explore and be on my own, I was lonely

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Speaker 1: The shelter is nearby. That might be your best choice

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Speaker 1: for the long term. I thought we could have an

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Speaker 1: adventure of some sort, Crunch said. As a cat, I

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Speaker 1: didn't go much farther than the backyard and thought this

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Speaker 1: Perhaps we can explore the park first before we go

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Speaker 1: our short adventure. That might be a good idea. The

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Speaker 1: pointing with his nose. If you come out from the

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Speaker 1: will be quite short. Let's do that. It was very

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Speaker 1: nice to meet you, Grover, and thank you for your help,

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Speaker 1: Burne said, starting to walk away towards the direction. Grover

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Speaker 1: Thank you, Grover, Crunch said, as she held on tight

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Speaker 1: As they left, they were the center of attention, as

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Speaker 1: it's not every day you see a cat riding on

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Speaker 1: top of a large dog's head. It was a beautiful

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Speaker 1: stopping for the occasional photo request, which resulted in more

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Speaker 1: clouds and it looked like it might rain. Well, here

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Speaker 1: we are, said Crunch. It has been fun already, so

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Speaker 1: many interesting sights and sounds. It certainly was. But I

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Speaker 1: don't think that chihuahua we met liked you very much,

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Speaker 1: remarked Fern. I don't think she liked anyone such a

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Speaker 1: cranky dog. You might be cranky too if you had

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Speaker 1: Crunch shuddered at the thought. Just as they were about

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Speaker 1: look good. Why is that dog scaring that young girl,

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Speaker 1: asked Crunch. I think the dog must be scared of

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Speaker 1: something or having a bad day. Perhaps we should go

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Speaker 1: over and help that little girl, replied Fern. Yes. Quickly,

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Speaker 1: Fern ran over with Crunch on his head, and stepped

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Speaker 1: let out, as best she could a low growl, warning

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Speaker 1: it quickly ran off to find its owner. Oh thank you,

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Speaker 1: that cranky dog, and you saved me. Ferne rubbed up

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Speaker 1: You are both so cute, said the little girl, petting

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Speaker 1: Crunch's head and scratching Fern's ears. Are you purring, doggie,

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Speaker 1: mother said, as she quickly ran over to where she

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Speaker 1: was petting her new friends, Fern and Crunch. I'm okay, mummy.

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Speaker 1: These two came over and saved me from a cranky dog,

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Speaker 1: and they are so cuddly and funny. Listen as I

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Speaker 1: That is funny. But perhaps you should let them go

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Speaker 1: back to their owners. They might be looking for them.

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Speaker 1: I don't think they have owners, mummy. They have nice

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Speaker 1: be on their own. They certainly look well cared for.

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Speaker 1: Her mother said, Maybe they just got lost. As she

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Speaker 1: said that, it started to rain. It's time to go, isabelle.

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Speaker 1: We don't want to get too wet in the rain.

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Speaker 1: But Mommy, look at their tags. We can't leave Fern

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Speaker 1: and Crunch all by themselves out in the rain. Can

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Speaker 1: we take them with us at least until we find

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Speaker 1: their owners? I don't know, Isabel, her mother said, knowing

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Speaker 1: where this conversation was going. You wouldn't leave me out

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Speaker 1: in the rain, would you, Isabel said, pouting. Her mother

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Speaker 1: looked around to see if anyone in the park was

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Speaker 1: looking for a dog and a cat. The park was

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Speaker 1: largely empty now as it started to rain, and she

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Speaker 1: could see no one who might be their owners. I

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Speaker 1: should know better, But okay, let's hurry to the car

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Speaker 1: and take your new friends with us. Won't Daddy be

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Speaker 1: surprised when he gets home, said Isabel happily. He certainly will.

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Speaker 1: As they were driving home, Isabel asked, they can sleep

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Speaker 1: in my bed tonight, right, mommy? I promised to go

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Speaker 1: to sleep super fast. Um, let's first see about giving

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Speaker 1: them a bath. Burn and Crunch had found their forever family,

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Speaker 1: and that's the end of our story. Good night, sleep tight.