Olaf, Blondie and Mouse

More customers are coming to the Miłobędzkis' home. They're encouraged by an old sign the children used to patch a hole in the fence. Secretly from their parents, they take in a dog for safekeeping. Anna and Roman, too, can't say no to those in need, and secretly take in more animals, both from their children and from each other. The incident seems to have happened by accident and ends in a huge uproar. When the excitement subsides, the Miłobędzkis realize that caring for animals is a lucrative business. Since Roman still can't find work, the family considers running a pet hotel.