Paw Patrol

Everest and Jake set out to rescue a baby penguin, constructing a makeshift bridge from several canoes. The improvised structure, however, ends up carrying the duo out to sea instead of reaching the penguin. Their unintended drift leaves them adrift, highlighting the challenges of their rescue attempt.

The show Pups Save A Teeny Penguin – also known as the Pups Save the Cat episode – is a short programme that falls under the “episode” genre. It follows the familiar format of the series, presenting a self‑contained adventure that centres on two of the canine protagonists as they tackle a rescue mission. In this particular instalment, the two dogs, Everest and Jake, set out to help a vulnerable baby penguin. Their plan involves constructing a makeshift bridge using a series of canoes, hoping the structure will allow the little bird to reach safety. The pair work together, linking the canoes end‑to‑end in an effort to span the water and create a stable pathway for the penguin. The episode details the practical steps they take to assemble the canoe bridge, highlighting the teamwork and improvisation required to fashion such a contraption from the available resources. Their determination drives them to secure the canoes tightly, positioning the bridge as a potential lifeline for the stranded chick. However, the plan does not go as intended. Once the bridge is complete, Everest and Jake find themselves unintentionally carried away, floating out to sea on the very structure they built. Their rescue attempt thus turns into an unexpected drift, leaving the audience to wonder how the situation will be resolved.