Long before the daycare existed, before enrichment menus and noticeboards, there was an Easter tradition that mattered most—the legend of the Great Easter Egg of Barksville. Said to hold the Spirit of Spring—renewal, abundance, and curiosity—it was hidden and found each year, until one Easter, it vanished. Over time, the egg faded from tradition to myth, rumored to rest deep beneath Barksville in an ancient Easter Temple, protected by puzzles and traps.

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That was the story—until a routine inspection of the daycare’s oldest storage room uncovered a hidden compartment containing a weathered satchel, a parchment map, and a fedora with bite marks. The map told of trails, obstacles, and one name: Indiana Bones—the only dog to ever escape the Easter Temple.

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Now, the Great Easter Egg has been disturbed. Mischievous critters, lured by the promise of endless treats, have triggered ancient defences and scattered relics across town. Indiana Bones knows what must be done.

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He’s called upon the daycare dogs to become Junior Archaeologists—trained to follow scent trails, recover relics, and restore what was lost. This isn’t just an adventure; it’s about reviving an ancient tradition and returning the Great Easter Egg to where it belongs.