In the animated series Krypto the Superdog, Streaky the Supercat (voiced by Brian Drummond) is an orange Somali cat with a sassy, smart-aleck, and easy-going personality. He serves as Krypto's witty and laid-back sidekick. (He is a hero🦸)

Pom-Pom is a spoiled, arrogant, and vain white cat living in the King's castle in Cinderella II: Dreams Come True. She cares only for herself, acts rude to others, and enjoys hunting mice like Jaq and Gus. (She is a Villain🦹‍♀️) She also can talk to understand😉.

In Disney's 1950 animated film Cinderella, Lady Tremaine's pet cat Lucifer is a pompous, cunning, and mean-spirited villain who mirrors his owner's cruel and manipulative nature. In the Cinderella franchise, Lady Tremaine’s cat Lucifer evolves from a purely malicious, sadistic hunter in the 1950 original film into a slightly more comedic, frustrated romantic in Cinderella II: Dreams Come True (2002), and returns to a frantic, physical antagonist in Cinderella III: A Twist in Time (2007). (He is a Villain🦹) He also can speak to understand😉.

Elcee, Curious George's cat, is charismatic, curious, and playful. She loves to explore, but she can also be a bit mischievous and independent. She is adorable, friendly, and always ready for a new adventure. Elcee is a calm, pampered, and low-key cat who belongs to Lydia, the doorwoman of a neighboring apartment building in the "Curious George" animated series. She also can talk to understand😉.

Figaro from the 1940 film Pinocchio is a mischievous, spoiled, and sweet-natured kitten. He acts just like a real human child and a playful house cat. Figaro is a playful, feisty, and spoiled little kitten with a big heart. He acts just like an immature child who gets angry easily, hates waiting, and loves attention. He also can talk to understand😉.

Priscilla is Violet Heaslip's pet white cat on WordGirl, characterized as flexible, observant, and occasionally high-and-mighty. She also can talk to understand😉.

Li'l Mittens (originally named Meathook) from WordGirl is a completely non-threatening, adorable, and passive kitten. Instead of acting like a tough criminal sidekick, he behaves like a sweet stray cat whose main "power" is being so cute that he accidentally paralyzes heroes with distraction. He also can talk to understand😉.

In the 1980s Strawberry Shortcake series, Custard the cat is sassy, mischievous, and independent. In the 2003 Strawberry Shortcake series, Custard is sarcastic, sassy, and cynical.

In the animated series Clifford's Puppy Days, Flo Solomon is a light-blue kitten and the twin sister of Zo. She is kind, patient, and acts as a big sister figure who loves to teach, protect, and encourage Clifford and her friends.

Zo Solomon from Clifford's Puppy Days is playful, expressive, and deeply bonded with his sister Flo. Together, the sibling kittens share a creative habit of speaking in rhymes.

Elsie from the Disney animated series Stanley is a sassy, sarcastic, and street-smart golden-yellow tabby cat.

Fluffy is Perfect Peter’s female white Persian cat, characterized as an incredibly lazy, sleepy, and selfish pet who contrasts heavily with her owner's "perfect" demeanor. While she loves scratching furniture and sleeping on the sofa, she is fiercely protective of her comfort and often acts as a quiet antagonist to Henry, occasionally shredding his belongings. She also can talk to understand😉.

Angora from Horseland is a gray Turkish Angora cat known for being a snarky, arrogant, and self-absorbed character who often creates drama, though she is rarely genuinely mean. She behaves like a "jerk with a heart of gold," showing deep down that she cares for the other animals, particularly Shep and Teeny.

Mr. Pettibone is Goofy’s beloved, playful kitten from Mickey Mouse Works (debuting in "Goofy's Big Kitty"). He is characterized as a fun-loving, curious, and sometimes mischievous cat who loves Goofy, milk, and playing with items like rope, but he is fearful of Pete. He also can talk to understand😉.

Victoria from Zip Zip is a proud, snobbish, and orderly house cat who acts as a manipulative yet reluctantly caring "frenemy" to the main characters. As a keeper of their secret, she is territorial and often causes trouble with her sharp tongue, but she acts as a "Jerk with a Heart of Gold" who defends them when necessary.

Sheegwa Miao, the youngest sibling in Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat, is a 4-year-old kitten born in the Year of the Rat, characterized as optimistic, naive, and high-spirited. She is inquisitive, energetic, and enjoys playing, often asking many questions to her older siblings.

Dongwa Miao is the oldest child in the Miao family, known for being intelligent, independent, and competitive. As the only male kitten, he often studies Kung Fu and Tai Chi, boasts to the Alley Cats, and acts reckless or arrogant, but remains protective of his sisters, Sagwa and Sheegwa.

Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat, is a kind, curious, adventurous, and slightly bossy middle kitten in a family of imperial scribes. As an intelligent and creative character, she enjoys exploring, playing, and helping friends, often learning valuable lessons about loyalty and responsibility in 19th-century China.

Toulouse from The Aristocats is the eldest, orange-furred kitten known for being playful, artistic, and trying to act tough despite his gentle, pampered upbringing. As a confident and rowdy character, he loves painting and idolizes alley cats, often puffing up his fur to appear intimidating, yet he remains laid-back, affectionate, and loyal to his siblings.

The 1951 Disney Alice in Wonderland Cheshire Cat is a mysterious, mischievous, and unpredictable character with a permanent, wide grin. As a pink-and-purple-striped "trickster" figure, he creates chaos, plays pranks, and confuses Alice, yet also acts as her unconventional guide. He is highly intelligent, often appearing and disappearing at will.