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[0:01] Amy Daniels: Happy Holidays! From all of us at the Kitten & Clucky Podcast.

[0:06] Amy Daniels: Hey Parents! If you're looking for some fun screen-free activities for over the break, check out the Kitten & Clucky website, KittenAndClucky.com.

[0:14] Rubix: There are a crochet pattern of me, Rubix.

[0:17] Clucky: What about us?

[0:20] Rubix: Yes, embroidery patterns of the others.

[0:24] Clucky: Super fun masks to color and print, so you can pretend to be all of us.

[0:29] Rubix: And don't forget the coloring pages and the Raiders Theater scripts.

[0:35] Clucky: You can put on your own show with your family, your friends, or your classroom. Check it out!

[0:41] Kitten: Meow, meow, and Clucky.

[0:46] Clucky: Bark, bark!

[0:48] Kitten: Are two best friends trying to make sense of the world around them.

[0:55] Clucky: Adventures and discoveries around every bend. Come along and explore with them!

[1:05] Amy Daniels: Season 5, Episode 5, Kitten's Tale.

[1:12] Clucky: This has been bugging me for some time. Ages ago you mentioned that you had been lost in a swamp before you were taken to the pound.

[1:20] Clucky: However, I never heard what happened. Kitten, how did you get lost in a swamp?

[1:27] Kitten: Oh, well, Pharrell, it's quite a dramatic tale.

[1:32] Clucky: You know how we love drama.

[1:35] Kitten: I can't really say I love drama, Brigitte.

[1:39] Clucky: Come on, Kitten. We'd love to hear it. I'm sure even Hazel is curious.

[1:47] Hazel: Actually, well, yes, I am.

[1:51] Hazel: If it's too hard for you, I have heard it's difficult for some people to talk about bad experiences.

[1:57] Kitten: You know I don't have that problem. I talk about everything.

[2:01] Hazel: But maybe you never told us because it brings up too many bad feelings.

[2:07] Clucky: Oh, is that why you never talked about it, Kitten? We don't want to cause you pain.

[2:13] Bella: Oui, mon cher. Bella is right, forget I asked. I do not want to make you relive something that may traumatize you.

[2:20] Kitten: Traumatize?

[2:21] Clucky: We already told her we love drama.

[2:24] Bella: He said traumatize, not dramatize.

[2:27] Clucky: Traumatize means to give one a lasting shock as a result of an emotionally disturbing experience or physical injury.

[2:34] Kitten: Emotionally disturbing?

[2:36] Clucky: That means being full of lots of big feelings that can be hard to deal with.

[2:41] Kitten: It's important to feel all the feelings so we can let them go.

[2:45] Clucky: You are right, Clucky. It's probably time for me to face these feelings.

[2:50] Clucky: Before you do, can you tell me what dramatize means?

[2:54] Kitten: Dramatize means to overdo the importance or seriousness of something.

[2:58] Clucky: You know, Bella, like when Brigitte told Humphrey the hummingbird about her experience when her eye got scratched.

[3:04] Brigitte: That was a very traumatic event for me.

[3:07] Clucky: Good job using that new word, Brigitte.

[3:10] Clucky: So, Kitten, are you going to tell us what happened? Or should we just let this story be a mystery?

[3:16] Kitten: You are all very thoughtful, and I appreciate your concern for me.

[3:20] Kitten: I think I'm ready to share my tale. However, at times, I may burst into song.

[3:26] Clucky: Oh, I do love a good song.

[3:29] Kitten: It may not be a good song, but I find that singing about things helps me work through all the feelings.

[3:35] Clucky: Ooh, a dramatic musical! My favorite kind of story.

[3:40] Kitten: One of my favorite quotes is from the author Hans Christian Andersen.

[3:45] Kitten: He says, when words fail, music speaks.

[3:50] Kitten: It reminds me that we don't always have to have the right words to say to express our feelings.

[4:02] Kitten: It was a dark and stormy night. The wind was blowing and the water was flowing, and Mama said it was time to go.

[4:10] Clucky: Oh, oh, I'm worried already.

[4:15] Kitten: Don't worry too much yet, Hazel. We know she eventually ends up safe with us.

[4:22] Kitten: You see, we lived in a cardboard box under a storm drain.

[4:26] Kitten: My mom was fierce and wild, and she had us all in a pile.

[4:30] Clucky: How many siblings did you have?

[4:33] Kitten: Four. Two brothers and two sisters.

[4:36] Kitten: We were all huddled together in a pile when the water started to rise.

[4:41] Kitten: It had been raining for hours and the box started to rock.

[4:44] Clucky: The box started to rock.

[4:48] Kitten: Rock, rock, rock.

[4:51] Kitten: The box started to rock.

[4:55] Clucky: Oh my, this is getting intense.

[4:58] Kitten: Goodness gracious, how does she survive this?

[5:04] Kitten: She picked up my sister first by the scruff, and the waters were rough.

[5:09] Kitten: One by one she pulled them up on the limb of a tree until there was just me.

[5:15] Kitten: Mama set my brother on the limb and turned just in time to see the box twist and start to float away with me in it.

[5:23] Kitten: The rain was lashing and the lightning was flashing, and all I felt was crashing.

[5:28] Kitten: No longer could I hear the meows of Mama.

[5:31] Kitten: Gone, gone was I, washed away in the rain.

[5:40] Hazel: Mon dieu, this is horrible.

[5:43] Clucky: You must have been so frightened.

[5:46] Kitten: I was.

[5:48] Kitten: Not to mention cold and wet, floating down a sudden river in just a box.

[5:53] Kitten: I was shaking so much but not from the cold. It was Florida after all, and the temperatures were warm.

[5:58] Kitten: But every inch of me was soaked, and the wind was blowing which made me feel cold.

[6:05] Clucky: Oh, that must have really bothered you.

[6:08] Clucky: Plucky, she just lost her family and was floating into the unknown in the middle of a storm.

[6:13] Clucky: I'm guessing it was more than just being wet that bothered her.

[6:16] Kitten: You're right.

[6:18] Kitten: What happened next, Kitten? Did the rain stop?

[6:21] Kitten: No, not for a long time.

[6:24] Kitten: My heart was pounding.

[6:30] Kitten: Twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[6:39] Kitten: Twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[6:47] Kitten: Turning, turning, twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[7:01] Kitten: What if I drown?

[7:05] Kitten: Twisting, turning, twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[7:10] Clucky: Maybe we should stop now.

[7:13] Kitten: No! I must know what happens.

[7:16] Kitten: Spinning round and round, twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[7:29] Kitten: Twisting, turning, twisting, turning, spinning round and round.

[7:37] Clucky: Crash!

[7:42] Clucky: I'm afraid to ask, what happened next?

[7:45] Kitten: I don't really remember. It was dark and raining, and I lay there shivering, waiting for the rain to stop.

[7:52] Kitten: Hoping my mama would come and find me.

[7:55] Kitten: I must have fallen asleep because the next thing I remember, the sun was in my eyes and the sound of insects humming and birds chirping was all around.

[8:06] Kitten: I peeked my head up out of the box.

[8:09] Kitten: My whole body ached.

[8:11] Clucky: That must have been from all the shivering.

[8:14] Kitten: Your body was fatigued.

[8:16] Clucky: What is the English word?

[8:18] Kitten: Ah yes, it is fatigued.

[8:21] Clucky: Relieved? Why would she be achy if she was relieved?

[8:25] Kitten: Fatigued, Clucky. It means to be weakened or extremely tired.

[8:30] Clucky: It really is amazement how many words you use in English that are from French.

[8:35] Kitten: I never realized that.

[8:37] Clucky: Okay, but kitten being fatigued makes sense. What did you see when you looked out of the box?

[8:43] Kitten: A vast swamp.

[8:45] Kitten: It stretched out as far as I could see.

[8:48] Kitten: Little patches of land and trees and brush dotted the marshland.

[8:52] Kitten: There was no civilization in sight.

[8:55] Clucky: Oh, a palace.

[8:58] Kitten: It doesn't sound like a palace to me.

[9:01] Clucky: Sorry, Clucky. You're thinking palace like a castle.

[9:07] Kitten: P-A-L-A-C-E.

[9:10] Kitten: But this is Latin.

[9:13] Kitten: Palace, P-A-L-U-S, for swamp or marshland.

[9:18] Clucky: If you were in a swamp, what did you crash into?

[9:21] Kitten: It was a silver palm tree.

[9:24] Clucky: Oh, a coco trinac Argentata. I've always wanted to see one of those.

[9:30] Clucky: Is it true that the palm fronds are green on one side and silver on the other?

[9:36] Kitten: Yes, it is.

[9:38] Kitten: And when the wind blows, you can see the silver flashing in the breeze.

[9:42] Kitten: It's quite mesmerizing.

[9:44] Clucky: Why are you memorizing a palm tree leaf?

[9:47] Kitten: I wonder what happened in the swamp.

[9:50] Clucky: Kitten, I do love how you hear the world.

[9:54] Kitten: Kitten described the palm leaf as mesmerizing, meaning it captured her complete attention as if by magic.

[10:03] Clucky: Not memorizing, which is to commit to memory or learn by heart.

[10:08] Clucky: As fascinating as your magic silver palm tree is, I would like to know what transpired...

[10:13] Kitten: No, transpired.

[10:16] Clucky: On your note, transpire means to sweat, but also what happens next.

[10:20] Clucky: And perhaps you were sweating in this case.

[10:22] Kitten: But let's move on. What happened?

[10:25] Kitten: I was lost and alone, and I started to cry.

[10:29] Kitten: I meowed for my mama.

[10:33] Kitten: Mama, where are you?

[10:38] Kitten: Where are you?

[10:41] Kitten: Where are you?

[10:44] Kitten: Meow.

[10:47] Kitten: What to do?

[10:50] Kitten: What to do?

[10:53] Kitten: What do I do?

[10:58] Kitten: Who are you?

[11:00] Blue: No! Please don't hurt me!

[11:03] Blue: Dude, hurt you? Why do you think I'd be spreading bad vibes like that, bro?

[11:08] Kitten: I... don't know. I've never seen an animal like you.

[11:11] Kitten: My mama warned us that other creatures are dangerous.

[11:17] Kitten: We should always be wary of strangers.

[11:20] Blue: Your mom sounds like a choice cat.

[11:23] Blue: You are a cat, right dude?

[11:26] Kitten: Yes, I am.

[11:28] Blue: What are you?

[11:30] Blue: I'm a righteous river otter.

[11:33] Kitten: Oh, Elantra canadensis. I've always wanted to meet one of those.

[11:36] Kitten: I've never heard of a river otter or Elantra canadensis or however you say that.

[11:42] Clucky: Was it friendly?

[11:46] Kitten: I'm sure if we let Kitten finish her story, we will find out.

[11:50] Kitten: Oh, um, yes. He said...

[11:52] Blue: I'm a righteous river otter. The name's Blue, bro.

[11:58] Blue: I'm named after the blue spring where I first popped out.

[12:01] Blue: Let's just do a quick paddle up the river from where we are now.

[12:04] Blue: Do you, like, catch waves?

[12:06] Blue: And what's your handle, dude?

[12:08] Kitten: I don't have a handle.

[12:10] Kitten: Just paused.

[12:12] Kitten: And I don't catch waves.

[12:14] Blue: Do you mean swim?

[12:16] Kitten: If you don't swim, how'd you get in the middle of the swamp?

[12:20] Kitten: I floated here in this box.

[12:23] Kitten: The water came up so fast that mama moved my brothers and sisters from the box to a tree.

[12:28] Kitten: But when she turned back to get me, it got swept away.

[12:32] Kitten: And, and, and, I don't know where they are.

[12:35] Kitten: And, and, I just don't know.

[12:37] Blue: Whoa, dude, calm down.

[12:40] Blue: All good, bro. You'll be fine.

[12:44] Kitten: How do you know?

[12:47] Blue: Well, um, I don't. But...

[12:51] Amy Daniels: Well, my mom always liked this song.

[12:54] Unknown speaker: Oh, he sings!

[12:57] Amy Daniels: Yes, now let Kitten continue.

[13:00] ♪ Musical number: "Put on a Happy Face" — performed by Kitten ♪

[13:20] Amy Daniels: Sometimes it's not easy to put on a happy face.

[13:23] Unknown speaker: You're right, little dude.

[13:25] Unknown speaker: Sometimes you just gotta jam to make yourself feel all stoked again, man.

[13:30] Amy Daniels: But Blue, what am I gonna do? I'm lost and helpless.

[13:35] Unknown speaker: You just had a little wipeout, dude. Brush it off and get back on that surfboard.

[13:40] Amy Daniels: I guess, but I don't have any way to get back.

[13:49] Unknown speaker: No problemo, dude. I shred the waves.

[13:55] Amy Daniels: How does that help me?

[13:57] Unknown speaker: I can totally paddle you and your little rig up the river.

[14:01] Amy Daniels: Do you know where your pad was, little dude?

[14:04] Unknown speaker: Um, we lived in a storm drain. It was on the edge of a neighborhood. And I can see a tan and a white house from my box.

[14:13] Unknown speaker: Bruh, that's a bit of a weak wave, dude.

[14:17] Amy Daniels: So it's hopeless?

[14:19] Unknown speaker: No worries, bruh. We can totally handle this, cause the river flows in one direction, downstream.

[14:26] Amy Daniels: Downstream?

[14:27] Unknown speaker: It's the way the water goes, dude. It's the natural flow of a river. We just gotta start paddling upstream to find your crew.

[14:35] Amy Daniels: So upstream is the direction the water doesn't flow.

[14:39] Unknown speaker: You catch on quick!

[14:41] Amy Daniels: Thank you.

[14:42] Unknown speaker: So, should we start paddling you back upstream, bruh?

[14:47] Unknown speaker: Whoa, what was that, bruh?

[14:50] Amy Daniels: Meow, excuse me. I think that was my tummy. I'm very hungry.

[14:56] Unknown speaker: Dude, we need to get you some fuel before we paddle up then.

[15:00] Amy Daniels: Is there a place we can get food? I don't see any trash cans or anything like that around here.

[15:05] Unknown speaker: Oh la la, I have had many delicious meals from trash cans. There was that one meal with...

[15:11] Amy Daniels: Not now, Frill! I wanna know what happened!

[15:15] Unknown speaker: Not trash, dude. That's rank, bruh. River is stacked with fish. All kinds of fish. You like fish, don't you, dude?

[15:25] Unknown speaker: We have bluegill. Lepomys macrocyrus.

[15:30] Unknown speaker: Boremouth. Lepomys gulosus.

[15:34] Unknown speaker: Marsh killerfish. Bundelus confluentus.

[15:38] Amy Daniels: Hazel, as much as I appreciate you telling us the Latin names for animals, could you stop for now? It's distracting me from the story.

[15:46] Unknown speaker: Oh, of course.

[15:48] Unknown speaker: And what are you both in?

[15:53] Unknown speaker: Amia calva.

[15:55] Unknown speaker: Oh, sorry!

[15:57] Unknown speaker: What's your craving, bruh?

[15:59] Amy Daniels: I don't know what any of the words you just said were. Are they things to eat?

[16:04] Unknown speaker: For sure, little dude. It's like a gnarly fish buffet.

[16:08] Amy Daniels: Fish? Hmm. I don't think I've ever eaten a fish.

[16:13] Unknown speaker: Really? Wow, dude. We scarf fish down all the time. The water is stuffed with them.

[16:20] Amy Daniels: Do I have to go in the water to get them? Remember, I don't swim.

[16:25] Unknown speaker: No worries, dude. I'll herd some fish over to the edge of this dry patch of land. Bail out of your box and slide some fins into your belly.

[16:33] Amy Daniels: Bail? Get out of the box, dude.

[16:36] Unknown speaker: Okay, I can do that.

[16:39] Amy Daniels: Oh, the ground here is so wet and squishy. I don't like it.

[16:44] Unknown speaker: Just hang tight there. I'll chase some fins in your direction. You grab them with your paws, but you'll get a bit wet, bruh.

[16:51] Amy Daniels: I can handle that. It's better than all of me getting soaked.

[16:55] Unknown speaker: Excellent. I'll be back in a flash, man.

[17:01] Amy Daniels: Wow, he swims fast. Oh, what was that?

[17:05] Amy Daniels: He swims fast. Oh, what was that? Is there something splashing in the water in front of him?

[17:12] Amy Daniels: Those are tiny little fish. Oh, if I get close to the water's edge, I think I can paw it out.

[17:20] Amy Daniels: Oh, I missed that one. I'll try again. Ugh. I do. I am hungry too, Simic. I am trying to get us some food.

[17:32] Unknown speaker: All right, deep breath. Let's try again.

[17:39] Amy Daniels: Oh, I got one. It's pickling. I've trapped it with my paw. Now what? It's slippery.

[17:49] Amy Daniels: Ooh, smells good. I guess dinner's served. It's delicious. Oh, it's already gone. Oh, he's got more swimming my way. Maybe I can get a couple this time.

[18:05] Amy Daniels: Oh, I'm getting the hang of this now. I've got two. Now three. Oh, he's right. The water's full of so many fish.

[18:16] Unknown speaker: See, man? Plenty of chow in the river.

[18:19] Amy Daniels: Oh, my. I've never tasted something so delicious before. What were these little fish called?

[18:26] Unknown speaker: Totally killer. That's one of my choice favorites. Marsh killer fish. Thank you for making them swim this way. I ate so many. You are a genius.

[18:42] Unknown speaker: So, do you see this genius auto-hero of Den?

[18:46] Amy Daniels: What?

[18:48] Unknown speaker: Pharrell, I've not seen him since I was taken to the pound. I mean, animal shelter.

[18:53] Amy Daniels: What is the difference?

[18:55] Unknown speaker: I recently learned that the pound is a bit of an outdated term for animal shelter. They're really basically the same.

[19:02] Amy Daniels: So, you are saying you have not seen him in a while?

[19:07] Unknown speaker: No, Pharrell. I have not seen him in years. In case you forgot, we live in Washington now, and I don't know how I would ever find him again.

[19:16] Unknown speaker: I was also not in Washington for some time, and yet my heart pulled me closer to find you. Perhaps Blue may also show up one day. Would you like to find him? Do you love him?

[19:27] Amy Daniels: Just let me know, and I will stand aside.

[19:30] Unknown speaker: What are you talking about, Pharrell?

[19:36] Amy Daniels: I'm telling you a story about how I made friends with an otter named Blue, and he helped me catch fish. He saved my life. I'm very grateful to him, but I doubt I'll ever see him again.

[19:48] Unknown speaker: Pharrell, are you jealous of this Blue guy?

[19:51] Unknown speaker: Me? Of course not. It is not every day the kitten calls another creature a genius. I just wanted to know where her affections lay.

[20:01] Amy Daniels: My affections lay with Maddox and my family who saved me from the swamp and the shelter, and my friends that I've gotten to know since.

[20:10] Unknown speaker: I am a friend.

[20:12] Amy Daniels: Yes, and so are Clucky, the hens, and Hazel.

[20:15] Unknown speaker: Oh, she included me. Can we get back to the story now? I want to know what happened after you caught the fish.

[20:25] Amy Daniels: Yes, of course. After I had a full belly of fish, Blue asked...

[20:31] Unknown speaker: Did you score enough chow, dude? Should we start paddling upstream to find your crew now?

[20:37] Amy Daniels: Yes. I don't think I've ever eaten so much in my life.

[20:41] Unknown speaker: Sweet! Since you don't swim, how about you climb back into your box, and I'll try and paddle it upstream.

[20:48] Amy Daniels: All right. Ready.

[20:55] Unknown speaker: Cool, dude. Ready to catch the wave?

[21:00] Unknown speaker: Carly, seems like it's working. Wow, you're really pushing this fast. I'll be home in no time.

[21:07] Amy Daniels: Oh, no.

[21:09] Unknown speaker: What? What's wrong, dude?

[21:11] Amy Daniels: There's water coming into the bottom of the box. It's getting wet in here.

[21:15] Unknown speaker: It looks like there's a hole.

[21:18] Amy Daniels: Oh, no. Kitten does not swim. What will happen?

[21:24] Amy Daniels: Be sure to subscribe to the Kitten and Clucky podcast from wherever you get your podcasts so you can find out the exciting conclusion of Kitten's Tale.

[21:34] Amy Daniels: This episode was written by Amy Daniels and Christine Rosam. Voices for today's characters were done by Janae Frank as Hazel.

[21:44] Janae Frank: Oh, oh, I'm worried already.

[21:46] Amy Daniels: Christine Rosam as Pharrell.

[21:52] Christine Rosam: Mon dieu, this is horrible.

[21:54] Unknown speaker: And Blue.

[21:56] Unknown speaker: Bail out of your box and slide some fins into your belly.

[22:00] Parker Daniels: Janae Frank as Bridget.

[22:02] Janae Frank: Dramatize means to overdo the importance or seriousness of something.

[22:06] Unknown speaker: Bella.

[22:08] Unknown speaker: What is the difference?

[22:10] Unknown speaker: And Brigitte.

[22:12] Unknown speaker: That was a very traumatic event for me.

[22:14] Amy Daniels: And Amy Daniels as Kitten.

[22:18] Amy Daniels: We should always be wary of strangers.

[22:20] Unknown speaker: And Clucky.

[22:22] Unknown speaker: I want to know what happens.

[22:24] Amy Daniels: Special thanks to Henry Johnson, our theme song composer. Did you know he wrote that when he was only 12 years old?

[22:32] Unknown speaker: Yes, there's a bio of him on our website.

[22:34] Amy Daniels: We have a website?

[22:36] Unknown speaker: Yes, kittenandclucky.com. The Kitten and Clucky podcast edited and produced by Amy Daniels, all rights reserved. Other music and sound effects provided by Epidemic Sound.

[22:50] Amy Daniels: And now... What are you bawking about? In this segment, you get to tell us what's on your mind. Tell us a joke. Share a fun fact. Or ask us your burning questions.

[23:04] Unknown speaker: Clucky, no one has burning questions.

[23:06] Unknown speaker: You never know.

[23:08] Unknown speaker: My name is Nora and I'm four.

[23:10] Unknown speaker: Howdy!

[23:12] Unknown speaker: Hello! And how does a rat carry his stuff to school?

[23:18] Unknown speaker: I don't know. How does a rat carry its stuff to school?

[23:22] Unknown speaker: In a rat pack.

[23:24] Unknown speaker: Meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. Rock, rock, rock, rock. A rat pack.

[23:28] Unknown speaker: I love it!

[23:30] Amy Daniels: Oh, that sound means we have a message from our website. This one's from Scarlett in Palmer, Alaska. She's ten years old. And she sent us a joke.

[23:40] Unknown speaker: Oh, I love jokes. She says, what do you call your bottom when a bee stings it?

[23:46] Unknown speaker: I don't know. Painful?

[23:50] Unknown speaker: No, a beehive.

[23:52] Unknown speaker: Rock, rock, rock, a beehive.

[23:54] Unknown speaker: Oh. And she says to say hello to Rubix for her.

[24:00] Unknown speaker: Rubix, you have a fan.

[24:02] Unknown speaker: Of course I have fans. I'm going to be the ruler of the world. I have to have followers.

[24:08] Unknown speaker: Hello, my dear Scarlett. I can't wait to meet you when I take over.

[24:12] Unknown speaker: Oh. She sent us another message. She says, Hi, Kitten and Clucky. I also have a puppy named Rosie. And she's a little beast too.

[24:24] Unknown speaker: She has a puppy named Rosie? What are the odds?

[24:28] Unknown speaker: Don't tell Rosie we call her a little beast though.

[24:32] Unknown speaker: Oh, that's the bawking line. Hello?

[24:36] Unknown speaker: Hi, my name is Asher and I'm eight years old. I'm from Orlando in Florida.

[24:42] Unknown speaker: Howdy, Asher from Orlando. And my joke is, what did the ocean eat for breakfast?

[24:46] Unknown speaker: I don't know. What did the ocean eat for breakfast?

[24:52] Unknown speaker: Boat meal.

[24:54] Unknown speaker: Rock, rock, rock, boat meal. Because it's a boat and it's in the ocean. I get it.

[25:00] Unknown speaker: Oh, our last message today comes from Luna Perez, age seven. But I don't know where she's from. She writes, Why did the chicken cross the road?

[25:12] Unknown speaker: To take over the world.

[25:14] Unknown speaker: No, Rubix. Because it wants to see its friend.

[25:18] Unknown speaker: Aw, that's sweet.

[25:20] Unknown speaker: Bah, humbug. Thank you for all those who submitted jokes and our callers. If you'd like to be part of our Bocking About segment, please visit us at kittenandclucky.com or call our bawking line at 321-345-1544.