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The noontime sun shines down on the barnyard. The animals eat their midday meal.
The swallows notice that Goat is missing. They also see a hole in her pen.
The animals argue whether or not to search for Goat. The pigs do not want to leave the safety of the barnyard. The swallows declare they would want saving if lost. The geese suggest that Goat should fend for herself. The horses state their duty is to serve the farmer, and they cannot leave.
The cats remind the animals that the farmer is counting on them to protect and look out for one another.
After much discussion, the animals unanimously agree to leave the farm and search for Goat.
The animals prepare for their journey. Dogs and cats encourage the other animals. Dogs climb into the sheep pen to assist the sheep. Cats climb into the pig pen to assist the pigs.
Geese leap from their pen.
Pigs leap from their pen.
Cats leap from the pig pen.
Chickens leap from their pen.
Sheep leap from their pen.
Dogs leap from the sheep pen.
Cows, ponies, and horses ram the gates of their stalls. After several attempts, they burst out and run to the barnyard.
Dogs lead the search for Goat and quickly acquire her scent. Cats, pigs, chickens, sheep, cows, ponies, and horses follow. Swallows and geese fly above.
Goat hears the animals coming and begins to cry for help.
The animals tire due to the long run in the midday sun. The dogs smell Goat's scent more strongly, and urge the animals forward. Goat continues to cry for help.
The sheep hear Goat's cry and run ahead of the dogs.
The animals arrive to see Goat pinned under a tree limb. Goat gasps a sigh of relief to see her friends.