Caelin's
pride was her shop. The tall, golden-furred lion taur had owned The
Full Mane for years, having built the shop from the ground up. She'd
started out as a simple sweets shop, but now the store was carrying
all variety of goods: baked goods, fresh foods, basic household
supplies. All manner of customers came and went these days, and
Caelin was pleased to see how well her little business had turned
out.
Of
course, it wasn't always good news. Getting bigger, expanding the
store, adding more

Jon
was on his way home from work, it had been a long and stressful week.
What with all of the changes going on around the office, all of the
demands and all of the restructuring, he was admittedly, a bit burned
out. The human was glad it was a Friday at least, so he could have a
weekend all to himself, without the nagging demands of angry clients
bitching about missing packages, and upset secretaries, wanting
budget reports and more timely delivered mail. The traffic however
on his way home,

The streets of Zootopia were quiet at this hour. When most mammals were at work or in the parks, it left the side streets and areas near apartment buildings quiet and bereft of much activity aside from a bit of foot traffic and the occasional car.
A discarded newspaper blew past an alleyway and slapped against the police cruiser sitting in front of it. The car was turned off, its window open, but the doors shut. No officer was inside, though the seat at the front had clearly been modified so a

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Ravenous Rabbit.



The Lunch Enforcement.



"Excuse me young man."






The diminutive fox abruptly stopped his rush to school and turned to the voice, coming face to face with a Rabbit garbed in the standard ZPD garb that was way too constrictive against her voluptuous form. On

06:13 am || Judy’s apartment






Nick got out of bed and headed for the window, he couldn't sleep after Judy told him what happened. He simply couldn't understand that a rabbit had eaten a whole German shepherd. On one paw, he understood why she did it, since most of the missing children were rabbits, but on the other paw, he did not agree with the punishment she gave.