Furry Vengeance

While driving through the scenic countryside of Oregon, Riggs engages in conversation with Neal Lyman. In a moment of impulsive distraction, he tosses a cigar into the underbrush, setting off a chain of unexpected events.

The cigar ignites chaos when a prairie dog screams in alarm, unbeknownst to Riggs. This startling noise triggers a sequence that leads to a boulder toppling down a hillside, threatening Riggs' vehicle.

Amidst the chaos, a clever raccoon reacts by throwing the cigar back at Riggs. Frustrated, Riggs exclaims at the raccoon, unaware of the mischief this animal will continue to wreak.

In a bizarre turn of events, the raccoon manages to maneuver Riggs' car over the cliff's edge. This incident prompts Lyman to make changes in his business approach in the Rocky Springs area.

Following the tumultuous crash, Lyman assigns Dan Sanders, a nature enthusiast from Chicago, to spearhead the development project in Rocky Springs. Dan is unaware of his family's displeasure with his new job.

Dan's wife Tammy and son Tyler express their dissatisfaction with life in Rocky Springs. They yearn for the comforts and conveniences they left behind in Chicago, creating tension in the family.

As Dan tries to initiate his project, a band of crafty animals, led by the raccoon, begins to sabotage his efforts. Their clever interruptions and antics leave Dan humiliated at public meetings.

Amber, a potential love interest for Tyler, informs him that Rocky Springs is a protected forest. Tyler learns that many outsiders have tried to settle there, but none have succeeded, signaling a looming conflict.

In a humiliating moment, Dan finds himself trapped in a portable toilet by a grizzly bear. This experience serves as a harsh wake-up call regarding the challenging realities of his quest to develop the land.

Tammy focuses her energy on organizing an eco-friendly fair at the local high school, sponsored by Lyman Enterprises. She is oblivious to her husband's distress and the potential dangers to the forest.

When Dan realizes Lyman's true intentions to exploit the forest, he decides to free the animals, causing chaos at the eco-friendly fair. Panic ensues among the guests as Mrs. Martin converses obliviously with an owl.

In a misguided effort to resolve a confrontation with his construction sponsor, Lyman accidentally tranquilizes Mr. Gupta. This mishap leads to an uproar as animals chase Lyman, further derailing his plans.

With support from Amber and Tammy, Tyler finally expresses his feelings about his family's struggle in Rocky Springs to Dan. This heartfelt moment pivots the family's dynamics and deepens their connection.

Three months later, the forest has flourished into a protected nature preserve, with Dan proudly serving as the park ranger. The community is now more connected to their natural environment than ever before.

The film concludes with a lively rendition of 'Insane in the Brain' by the Transcenders, encapsulating the film's wild journey. Audiences are left with a sense of joy and appreciation for the reclaimed wilderness.