Origanimals

The impala brothers got heir horns tangled during a head-butting argument. The A4 helped to unlock and set them free. Help two beaver cousins finish building their dam.

Help an emu momma reunite with her rolled-away egg. Help the elephant clear her stuffed trunk. Good things can come of a bad situation.

Help a browned-furred Ermine learn the art of stealth and camouflage so she can join her Winter-coat friends in the snow. Help a giraffe overcome fear of standing tall.

Help a cranky spotted quoll be in control of his emotions and ferocious nature. Help a scared Aardvark investigate the strange noises in its burrow.

To help a Sugar Glider calm down from her hyper state and give her the tools needed to become less dependent on sugar. Help a young ostrich move fast.

Help a numbat who doesn’t always pay attention to how and what he’s eating. Help a Porcupine learn how to keep his nerves calm so that his quills are under control.

Help a young lion find his roar. Perceived weaknesses may become your strength. Help an albatross keep focused and not get lost during flying missions.

Help a reindeer overcome his self-conscious fears in spite of having antlers that aren't growing like the rest of his peers. Help a Manatee take his friend on a thrilling ride.

Help a polar bear cub reunite with his mother when he got trapped on an iceberg after wandering away from her protection. Help a pampas fox deal with his personal hygiene problem.

Help reassure a young wallaby that there is nothing to be afraid of and find his confidence to leave his mother's pouch. Help a young gorilla get down from the bamboo tree.

Help a meerkat be a guard for his family and be ready for the unexpected! Help to boost a platypus's self confidence and get him ready to compete in an obstacle course.

Help a snowy owl rescue his friend who got blown away by strong winds and now stuck on a rocky outcrop. Help two possum brothers who are fearful of the dark be brave.

Help a grizzly bear and a musk ox find their way home and unite them with their families.