Santa called Wooffer to come to him and patted him on the head and said, “Wooffer, you are such a good dog, one of a kind. Would you like to come to the North Pole with me and be one of my elves?”

Wooffer did not have to think about it. He wanted to stay right where he was with his friends and his mom, so he said, “No, thank you, Santa.”

Santa understood. It was the best place in the world for a dog to be. So, Santa leaped back into his sleigh and was off in a twinkle. “Ho Ho Ho!” they all heard him laugh as he disappeared among the stars. This would be a night all of them would remember for a lot of Christmas Eves to come.

Marygrey did not get to see Santa herself, but she got the best present of all that night. When Old Agnes and Margaret had gone to see Santa, the babies started to arrive. There were six baby rabbits in all, three boys and three girls. Now, every Christmas Eve, the six little rabbits and Marygrey beg Basil to tell them the story of, “A Christmas Eve under the Old Oak Tree.”

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Discover other Tales Of Wooffer’s Woods stories by Betty Fasig at Smashwords.com:

Old Agnes

The Old Oak Tree

An Armadillo Party

Larry, Curly & Moe

Camille

Kung Fu Rabbit

the Deer Hunter

Pogo Gets a Move On

Ho Chi Takes a Walk on the Wild Side

Cho Lee Yen

Old Laddie

The Hiding Place

Mr. A. A. Corn

Where is Margaret

Reba the Tree Frog

A Birthday Surprise

Moe’s Hallowed Eve

A Castle Of A Mouse House

Christmas Under the Old Oak Tree

Sandy and Sandra Crane

Lost in the Woods

The Indigo 500

The End of Winter

Who Is Poor Will?

The Music of the Night

How High Is The Water Momma!

Love Enough To Spread Around

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