The mark consists of the word "Clays" printed with a capital letter "C", followed by lower case letters. Roughly in the center of the letter "C", and on the letter itself, there is a darker oval (representing a nose) and on either side of the oval are 3 whiskers. There is a curved line coming down from the nose, and ends in a reverse hook (representing a mouth). Hanging off the drop of the top of the "C" is an oval with a circle in the center (representing an eye). The word "for" is all in lower case letters and is printed just below and slightly left of the letter "C" in "Clays" such that the "r" in "for" ends directly under where the "C" in "Clays" ends. The word "for" is typed in a smaller font than "Clays" and "Strays". The word "Strays" has a capital "S" and the other letters are in lower case. Matching the oval with the centered circle of the letter "C" this same oval appears under the top curve of the letter "S". At the top of the bottom curve of the letter "S" sits a matching oval that appears on the letter "C". In the blank space of the lower curve of the letter "S", there are 3 dots which form a triangle. The words "Clays" and "Strays" are of equal size font. The word "Strays" begins at the same height as the word "for" and the "S" appears under the "l" and part of the "a" of "Clays".