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We add new stories and updates every few weeks. Sometimes we're traveling, often there are cute moments to share, and occasionally we run into some serious surprises.
We add new stories and updates every few weeks. Sometimes we're traveling, often there are cute moments to share, and occasionally we run into some serious surprises.
Park Time = Play Time!
Park Time = Play Time!
Every day, Koko races to the park with his best doodle buddies, Kuma and Alice! They chase butterflies, roll in the grass, and splash through puddles—laughing and playing until it’s time for hugs and snacks. With tails wagging and hearts full, park time is their favorite adventure of the day. 🐾🌼
Kimo, the Monk Seal🦭
Kimo, the Monk Seal🦭
Kimo Needs a Nap 💤
Kimo Needs a Nap 💤
One sunny day, Koko and his friends were playing near the beach when they saw Kimo the Monk Seal snoozing peacefully in the sand, a little pile of sand on his belly like sunscreen.
Lulu tiptoed closer, but Koko gently stopped her.
“Shhh,” he said. “Kimo’s an endangered monk seal. We need to give him space—at least 50 feet. It helps keep him safe and happy.”
So the friends played quietly at a distance and left a pretty shell nearby for Kimo to find when he woke up.
Koko reminded everyone that kindness means letting friends rest—and protecting them, too. 🐾💛
Lulu, the rooster🐓
Lulu, the rooster🐓
Koko & Lulu the Loud Rooster 🐓🐾
Koko & Lulu the Loud Rooster 🐓🐾
Every morning, Lulu the Rooster woke up the whole neighborhood with his loud “COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO!”
Koko groaned and covered his ears. “Why is he always so loud?”
But even though Lulu’s crowing made Koko jump, he couldn’t help but smile when Lulu shouted,
“Bet you can’t catch me, fluffball!”
Koko wagged his tail and chased Lulu in loops around the tree, both laughing the whole time.
Lulu might be loud, but he’s also full of fun—and Koko knows that good friends come in all volumes. 💛
Lani, the wise turtle🐢
Lani, the wise turtle🐢
Koko and Lani the Wise Turtle 🐢🐾
Koko and Lani the Wise Turtle 🐢🐾
One sunny morning, Koko padded down to the edge of the ocean, his tail wagging but his heart feeling a little heavy. The waves were calm, the sky a bright blue — but Koko’s thoughts were stormy.
Earlier that day, Koko had tried to play with the cat from next door. He bounced over, tail wagging, ready for fun. But before he could even say hello, the cat hissed, arched her back, and swiped! — her sharp claws scratched his nose.
Koko jumped back, startled and confused.
“I just wanted to play,” he thought sadly. “Why was she so mean to me?”
The question followed him all the way to the beach. And whenever Koko felt hurt or confused, he knew exactly who to visit: Lani the Wise Turtle, guardian of the sea and sky.
Lani was no ordinary turtle. Her shell shimmered with the colors of sunrise, and her eyes held the calm of the deep ocean. She moved slowly and spoke softly, but her words always seemed to make sense of the world.
Koko trotted to the tide pools where Lani liked to rest. From a safe distance, he watched as Lani floated peacefully near the surface, soaking in the sunshine.
He remembered what Lani had taught him before:
“Always give turtles space and kindness, little one. The ocean is their home, and we are just guests.”
So Koko sat quietly on the sand, letting the waves brush his paws while he waited.
When Lani noticed him, she smiled — a slow, wise smile.
“Feeling the waves inside again, are we, Koko?” she asked.
Koko nodded. “Yes, Lani. I tried to play with the cat, but she scratched me. I didn’t do anything wrong… I just don’t understand why she didn’t want to be my friend.”
Lani closed her eyes for a moment, listening to the sea. Then she said gently,
“Not everyone speaks the same language of friendship, little one. The cat wasn’t being mean — she was afraid. Some hearts take longer to feel safe. You just have to give them space, the way you give me space here by the ocean.”
Koko’s ears perked up as he thought about that. Maybe the cat just needed time — and kindness from afar.
Lani smiled softly.
“Do as the sea does, Koko. Breathe in, breathe out, and let the tide carry away what hurts. You can’t control every wave… but you can choose which ones to ride.”
Koko took a deep breath, feeling the wind and sea around him. The world felt a little lighter already.
He wagged his tail and said softly, “Mahalo, Lani.”
As the sun dipped lower, Koko trotted home — calm, grateful, and ready to try again another day, with a heart full of aloha.
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