Now is the time for action...right after I finish my coffee.

I don't know who that woman in the first panel is, but she pours a mean cup of coffee.  After another brief office interlude, we're back to the dog/raccoon fights because, let's face it, that's just more interesting than watching someone do paperwork or wait patiently for an appointment by thumbing through old magazines.  The leader of the fighting ring appears to be a man named Rabbit (I assume that he's the same guy who caught poor Sneaky), or maybe it's a giant rabbit (meaning that the Easter Bunny has gone too far and must be stopped).  Either way, it's finally time for Mark to stop talking and start acting, and from the use of bold letters and even bolder eyebrows, you know that he means business.  The Avians also seem to be taking note of this development, and though I would like to believe that they aren't involved in this and that they would even want to help the animals of the swamp (or at least stay out of their way), I can't help but think that this would be something that would come into the mind of their deranged leader.  (Though why he would send some quail to serve as the contacts baffles my mind.)