Cold Storage

Year: 1951

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Jack Kinney

ComedyFamilyAnimation

A winter‑frozen egret, seeking warmth, slips into Pluto’s doghouse and settles there, unaware that the tiny shelter is already claimed. Exhausted, chilled and half‑asleep, Pluto eventually notices his home shifting and wobbling away without his control. When he finally discovers the bird sharing his space, he wrestles with the intruder, struggling to coax the unwelcome guest out of his cramped refuge.

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