December Fourteen: Cat's Night Out

The Junkyard animals are distressed over news that the Warden might have to leave the Junkyard and take Sergeant and Winnie with them, but then a familiar mouse arrives with some help.

Sergeant tells Lil Mamma that something is waiting for her at the old maple tree and she is surprised and delighted by what she discovers.

The Junkyard animals are tempted to show themselves to the Warden to wish him a Merry Christmas, but they must keep hidden. Can a little Christmas magic provide a solution?

Winnie finds delight in a story about the Warden and the Junkyard animals as Mike tells her a tale while the Warden is away on business.

The Junkyard animals are finally ready for the Warden to discover their hard work, but when things don't go as planned, will everything work out?

Merryweather Mole wants to return the things she took and become a part of the Junkyard community — the ground is too frozen. But then some others help save the day.

One cold morning the Junkyard animals realize all the coins, cards, and gifts they collected are missing. Melody the crow's song helps them with their feelings.

After Merryweather Mole tries to seek revenge on the Junkyard animals for making too much noise above her home, she begins to feel bad about her actions.

The Junkyard animals escape the cold night by listening to a story told by Mr. Flinch about the value of dedication and service to those in need.

The second big storm comes to the Junkyard and brings with it some unexpected guests: The Squirrel Circus! But will they bring too much attention to the Junkyard?

Sally announces that the children would like a train set and a game table called “Foosball" and Newberry steps forward with a plan for how to build them both.

Sally needs to change her secret plan to find out what the Warden's children want for Christmas before she's discovered.

The neighborhood cats are thrilled to help Ben find some Christmas presents for the Warden’s children, but fun for cats is different from fun for children.

When Ben's old friend, Cowboy, shows up, he learns just how many animals care about the Junkyard's challenge and want to help.

When coins keep showing up in the flower pots outside Mr. Flinch’s House of Chairs, Ben stays up to see who is putting them there, he is delighted to see an old friend.

While the other mice sleep, Starlight lies awake wondering what to do — then the night sky provides the answer she's been looking for!

After a vivid dream, Fredland the Moose wakes and feels the need to trek through snow and wind to help his Junkyard friends.

As the Junkyard animals worry for the safety of the young mice, Harriet the hawk arrives with the news that they are safe, but Zippy still decides to zip to the rescue as well.

When Spiro the skunk learns that the young mice ventured out on their own, he doesn't hesitate to go and rescue them — complete with his "super skunk snow gear".

As the trip to the fairgrounds is underway, the mice find themselves losing much of the bravery they felt previously, and the storm clouds in the sky don't help their confidence.

When Sergeant disagrees with the idea the young mice have to go to the fairground, Peanut suggests they make the trek on their own.

The five young mice encounter a raccoon family who explain that the real treasure humans value is "coins". This inspires the mice to find an interesting place to look.

Ben's plan for finding treasure is very exciting for the young mice, but when Newberry wants to join, there is concern that he might slow them down.

After hearing Mitzie’s story, Ben has an idea about how to save the Junkyard — and the solution is right under their noses.

Mitzie, the mouse who lives on the far side of the Junkyard, shares a story about the Warden that shows just how well she knows the Warden and his family.