|
Tigger: Winnie the Pooh. |
|
Tiger: The
vegetarian cat in the movie "An American
Tail". |
|
Rotten Ralph: The
very bad cat in Jack Gutos's book |
|
Itty: Hugh Lofting's
"Dr Dolittle's Return". |
|
I Am a Cat: by Natsume
Soseki, a cat describing his owner in Japan. |
|
The Hungry Tiger:
The Cowardly Lion's closest friend,
introduced in Ozma of Oz.. |
|
El Broosha: A
Spanish-Jewish folk-tale about a vampire cat. |
|
Birdie: Cat
belonging to the forensic anthropologist,
Temperance Brennan in Kathy Reichs' novels. |
| C'Mell:
A humanoid cat, in stories by Cordwainer
Smith. |
|
Clarence: A
cat who sleeps on the photocopier in "Clarence
the Copy Cat" by Patricia Lakin in
Edgar Allan Poe's short story, a study of the psychology of guilt. |
|
Chester: The
cat in Bunnicula and sequels by James Howe. |
| Church:
A cat who comes back to life in Stephen
King's Pet Sematary. |
|
Fritti Tailchaser, Eatbugs,
Pouncequick: In
the Tad Williams novel, "Tailchaser's Song". |
| Good Fortune:
Cat who goes to heaven in the story by
Elizabeth Coatsworth. |
| Cat and
her kittens:
In the traditional song "Froggy would a-wooing go". |
| Ginger:
Yellow tomcat in Beatrix Potter's Ginger
and Pickles. |
| The Glass Cat:
A cat made of
glass in "The Patchwork Girl of Oz". |
| Krazy Kat:
Cartoon strip invented by Gearge Herriman in 1910 |
| Gummitch:
The superkitten, in "Space-time
For Springers" by Fritz Leiber. |
|
[ Cat Care
] [ Site
Map ] [ Feline
Statistics
] [
Cat Tales
] [
Cat Poetry
] [
Cats on Currency ] [
Cats in Advertising ][
Cats
Across Continents ] [
Cats on Postage Stamps
][
Cat Street Names ] [
Cat Pub Names ][
Cat Place Names
]
|
