Lend A Paw

Lend A Paw

October 3, 1941 Theatrical Series Pluto

Studio
Walt Disney Studios
Distributor
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.

Synopsis

Pluto is mean to a pesky little kitten, but saves it from drowning in a frozen river, thanks to his good conscience (the angel and devil in his head battle it out). Pluto almost kills himself in the process. Then the kitten becomes his competition for Mickey's affections, and Pluto is not sure what to do.

Characters

Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Bianca, Pluto's Angel, Pluto's Devil, Kitten

Credits

Directing

Director
Clyde Geronimi

Producing

Producer
Walt Disney

Voices

Voice
Walt Disney (Mickey Mouse), Pinto Colvig (Pluto)

Music

Music
Leigh Harline

Production notes

A color remake of 'Mickey's Pal Pluto' (1933).

Mickey Mouse's face is used in the opening titles instead of Pluto's face.

Awards

Academy Award Winner, Best Short Subject (Cartoon), 1942

Pictures

Reviews

Lend A Paw

bd3January 13, 2004

This is is a nice short but there is something that i do not understand,if this was a Mickey Mouse short why did it have plutos theme over the main titles?the same thing happened in "Squatters Rights" and "Mickey Down Under",prehaps it was because that those cartoons focusesed mainly on pluto even though those films had Mickey in it.

Lend A Paw

MonteLukastApril 20, 2003

One of the cutest, most touching cartoons I have ever seen! They do a great job with facial expressions in this one, and I liked the angel/devil angle... it was a nice undertone. I still find myself crying during the last scene, when Pluto is being warmed up, and the kitten gives him a kiss. The background music certainly doesn't help-- it's heartwarming in its own right. I'm glad this cartoon won an Academy Award.