Doggone Cats

Year: 1947

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Arthur Davis

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Wellington the dog is tasked with delivering a package to Uncle Louie and warned never to let it go. Sylvester and another cat he’s been teasing see a chance for revenge, repeatedly stealing the parcel and even dropping a duplicate off a bridge. Wellington manages to retrieve it several times, but never keeps it for long, and the chase continues.

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