Ezekiel's human sister, Ashia, who just graduated high school volunteers to go on her first solo trip to pick up a new batch of puppies, and even though her parents were very nervous about it, they let her go with Ezekiel by her side. On this trip, things do not go even remotely as planned. Because of an unfortunate encounter with two thieves, Ashia gets badly hurt. Ezekiel is forced to call out for help, and eventually help comes. It is an unlikely bunch of characters who team up together to keep Ashia safe and to get her where humans can help her. Along the way, the team meets up with an evil adversary, a mysterious shadow that makes a weird sound and startling new acquaintances. An army of caring critters take it upon themselves to capture the two men that hurt Ashia and detain them in a most unusual way. After getting Ashia some much needed medical attention, a discovery is revealed. Ezekiel and Ashia, along with their parents, return to the wooded area to say thank you and goodbye to the ones that helped to save Ashia's life. It is a joyous meeting.

A very special young puppy named Ezekiel was kidnaped from his family. He was rescued and placed in a loving temporary home where he gained some very important knowledge. After learning about having been found along the street as a puppy and the possibility of having a birth family, he set out on an amazing journey of discovery and adventure. On his journey, he encounters and befriends many as he learns of their awkward and unfortunate situations. After traveling hundreds of miles across several states, Ezekiel finally reaches where he truly belongs and his heart's desire - home.

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Excerpt from The Trial of Ezekiel Cheever Before the Church at New Haven Ch. That the preparing work belongeth to the Elder's Office, he did not in that respect charge them with usurpation. The ruling Elder asked him, in what other respect he did charge them with usurpation, and desired to know his ground, why the brethren are now but Clerks, if he could give no ground, it would appear that he vented this slan der out of malice. Br: Cheever denied that he had done any thing out of a malicious frame, but said, he thought his ground was a passage in Mrs. Eaton's case. It was ex pressed when she was to come to the Ch: that she must not come, till the Elders were first satisfied. It was replied, this instance is neither sufficient nor true. The Officers propounded, and consented to her coming, but a question then falling in about the Officers preparing work, wherein himself and some others dissented from the rest of the brethren, the Ch: acting freely, and according to their light, the major part by far declared and voted, that they would not have her come, till she had first applied herself to the Elders. Hereupon sundry of the brethren declared themselves offended with br: Cheever for laying a false ground to bear up a slanderous charge. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.