Cannery Row

From the Bird-Watchers' Society office, Sylvester keenly observes Tweety through binoculars. The cheerful canary enthusiastically proclaims, 'I taw I saw a puddy tat!', hinting at Sylvester's impending pursuit.

Excited by the sight of Tweety, Sylvester rushes towards the Broken Arms Apartment Building. However, his advance is thwarted by a strict guard enforcing a no-cats-or-dogs rule in the building.

Refusing to give up, Sylvester decides to scale the drainpipe to stay on the hunt for Tweety. Meanwhile, oblivious to the danger, Tweety is busy engaging in antics inside the apartment.

Just as Sylvester believes he's in a position to strike, Granny intervenes with a swift flick of her wrist. Sylvester finds himself unexpectedly propelled out of the window, thwarted once again.

Determined to regroup, Sylvester attempts to climb the drainpipe again, only to be met with a bowling ball dropped by Tweety. The impact sends him crashing into Champin's Bowling Alley, leading to a comedic scattering of bowling pins.

Sylvester's attention is diverted by a street performer monkey, which he decides to use to his advantage. Wearing a disguise, he sneaks into Granny's room, aiming to surprise Tweety.

Despite his clever disguise, Granny's keen eyes spot Sylvester and she immediately becomes suspicious. He is caught red-handed when he tips his hat, revealing his true identity.

Sylvester overhears Granny discussing her plans and devises a plan to pose as a baggage handler. He successfully tricks Granny into handing over Tweety's cage and her luggage.

With Tweety's cage in tow, Sylvester believes he has succeeded, but an angry Granny confronts him. Armed with her umbrella, she delivers a swift whack that sends him reeling.

Undeterred by his failures, Sylvester constructs a contraption featuring a box and weights to capture Tweety. Unfortunately, the plan backfires, resulting in the accidental release of Tweety instead.

In a final act of desperation, Sylvester attempts to swing across the street on electrical wires. He narrowly avoids electrocution as a trolley heads towards him, adding to the chaos.

As Sylvester swings on the wire, it's revealed that Tweety is controlling the trolley, with Granny beside him. This shocking twist turns the tables once more in favor of Tweety and Granny.

With a gleeful shout, Tweety repeats his iconic line while the trolley rolls into the sunset. Sylvester, still chasing, finds himself in a precarious position as chaos reigns in his wake.

The cartoon culminates dramatically with Sylvester getting zapped by the trolley as it speeds away. The scene ends with a trail of confusion and disarray, leaving Sylvester utterly defeated.