Omar Blue and Freedom for all

 

Tonight I'm telling about one of my first adventures with Omar Blue and his pack at K9 Town. I may have even told it before, but its worth telling again.

 

I shiver when I think about it, but it was mighty exciting.

 

 

Omar came in running

Faster than ever before

Didn’t even stop to speak to me

I went over to close the door.

I’d almost had it completely shut

When I suddenly became aware
Of a beautiful German Shepherd

With a hurt little dog out there.

 

 

I ran outside to help them

But he wouldn’t let me near

Then Omar appeared out of nowhere

Gotta go ma, we can’t stay here.

This is my friend “Freedom”

He just recued this pup

We’re taking him to K-9 Town

For the females to fix him up.

I know you’d like to care for him

But I don’t want you in this mix

He’s not as bad off as he seems

I should be back home by six.

But I’ll be going out again

After I explain to you

About my good friend “Freedom” here

And what we have to do.

Omar returned just like he said

But a little after eight

He said the pup was doing fine

And he was sorry he’d made us wait.

We sat down
 he, his dad and me

He started talking fast

Explaining things about K-9 Town

Its future and its past.

We’ve made K-9 Town a refuge

For canines big and small

"Freedom" is like our very own spy

And the villains know his call.

He’s found another area

Where dogs are being abused

Tonight we’re going to free them

The abusers will pay their dues.

I have to go with “Freedom”

We know just what to do

He says I’m just as bad as him

I don’t believe it though, not true!

 

 

I followed Omar Blue and Freedom that night. I shouldn't have. I was so afraid when I saw what was happening.

 

I ran home. See me running fast.

 

I later asked Omar wasn't it strange that their enemies, the tree monsters, would tell him where the villains took the puppies. Omar said they've never really hurt each other and weren't going to let outsiders come in and do harm. I said to myself, "What a good way for them to live. They all protect each other."