Redhawk Caldera my toes is froze.

Sassafras dipped her nose somewhat sheepishly when Finley’s eyes briefly reached her in the aftermath, but there were more important things at hand than anyone’s damaged dignity. The weighty sense that she and the lot of them were now trapped inside didn’t seem to occur to her, however, until Eljay voiced his concern.
 
Her dark ears splayed and tipped towards the heap of snow that concealed that had only moments ago been their doorway, but she was remarkably contemplative rather than alarmed as Lagan echoed his older brother. It wasn’t the first avalanche she had witnessed in her young life, but it was certainly the first time she’d been blockaded from the outside world by one.
 
“Once the snow settles and freezes the way it is we can try to dig our way out…” she suggested, but trailed off quite quickly after that because she didn’t know how long it would actually take for the accumulation to stabilize and was hardly qualified by experience to make any further recommendation. She glanced back to Finley, then down at the Alpha’s paws where a discontent little puppy prodded and stared up imploringly. It was exactly then that Sassafras was struck by the realization that Raven wasn’t there and that their situation was just a bit more dire than she had yet considered.