Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Salem Saberhagen
🐾 Pop CultureSalem Saberhagen is Sabrina Spellman's sarcastic feline companion and one of television's most memorable magical pets. In the hugely popular 1990s sitcom…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Doug the Pug
🐾 Pop CultureDoug the Pug became one of social media's most recognizable canine celebrities through humorous photos and videos that place the expressive pug…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Gromit
🐾 Pop CultureGromit is the silent but extraordinarily intelligent canine half of the beloved British stop-motion duo Wallace & Gromit. Created by Nick Park…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Perry the Platypus
🐾 Pop CulturePerry the Platypus is the seemingly ordinary household pet of Phineas and Ferb who secretly leads a double life as an elite…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Cheshire Cat
🐾 Pop CultureThe Cheshire Cat is the mysterious grinning feline Alice encounters during her adventures in Wonderland. Introduced in Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel Alice's…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Secretariat
🐾 Pop CultureSecretariat became one of the most celebrated racehorses in history when he captured the American Triple Crown in 1973. Known affectionately as…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Beethoven
🐾 Pop CultureBeethoven is the enormous, lovable, and spectacularly messy St. Bernard at the center of the 1992 family comedy Beethoven. After arriving in…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Simon’s Cat
🐾 Pop CultureSimon's Cat is the mischievous, food-obsessed feline created by British animator Simon Tofield. The character became an early YouTube animation sensation after…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Christian the Lion
🐾 Pop CultureChristian was a lion purchased as a cub in London by Australians John Rendall and Ace Bourke in 1969. As Christian grew…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Socks
🐾 Pop CultureSocks was the black-and-white cat of the Clinton family who became one of the most recognizable presidential pets in American history. Originally…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Nipper
🐾 Pop CultureNipper was the real British dog whose image became one of the most recognizable trademarks in the history of recorded music. Artist…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Tom
🐾 Pop CultureTom is the determined gray cat at the center of the legendary Tom and Jerry rivalry. Created by William Hanna and Joseph…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Dory
🐾 Pop CultureDory is the endlessly optimistic blue tang who became one of Pixar's most beloved characters after appearing alongside Marlin in Finding Nemo.…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Mighty Mouse
🐾 Pop CultureMighty Mouse is the super-powered cartoon rodent who became one of animation's earliest superhero parodies. Created by the Terrytoons studio during the…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Smokey Bear
🐾 Pop CultureSmokey Bear is one of America's most enduring public-service icons, created in 1944 to educate the public about preventing human-caused wildfires. The…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Barry
🐾 Pop CultureBarry was a legendary rescue dog associated with the Great St. Bernard Hospice in the Swiss Alps during the early 19th century.…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Owney
🐾 Pop CultureOwney was the scruffy dog who became the unofficial mascot of the United States Railway Mail Service during the late 19th century.…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Marmaduke
🐾 Pop CultureMarmaduke is the enormous and lovable Great Dane whose size and enthusiasm have created domestic chaos for generations. Created by cartoonist Brad…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Gidget
🐾 Pop CultureGidget was the tiny Chihuahua who became one of the most recognizable advertising animals of the 1990s as the Taco Bell Chihuahua.…
Read edition →Iconic Paws In Pop Culture: Thomas O’Malley
🐾 Pop CultureThomas O'Malley is the charismatic alley cat who comes to the rescue of Duchess and her kittens in Disney's The Aristocats. Streetwise,…
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