Top 50 Most Popular PAW Patrol Characters Of All Time

Chase stands out as one of the most beloved members of the PAW Patrol team. This 7-year-old German Shepherd has captured the hearts of viewers, especially German Shepherd owners, around the world.

Within the series, Chase serves as both a dedicated police and spy pup. He boasts a keen sense of smell and sight, and is instantly recognizable by his signature royal blue color.

Despite his many talents, Chase does have his quirks: he is allergic to both cats and feathers. He also displays his cool demeanor while riding his royal blue police cruiser, making his signature style apparent.

Chase exudes confidence, athleticism, and natural leadership, often taking charge of situations. His need for control may be rooted in his past—having grown up lost and frightened after being abandoned as a pup.

Throughout the series, Chase has been voiced by Tristan Samuel, Max Calinescu, and Justin Paul Kelly. In 'PAW Patrol: The Movie,' he is brought to life by Iain Armitage.

Marshall is a 6-year-old Dalmatian who may seem awkward at first, but he is a highly capable and dedicated member of the PAW Patrol team.

Serving as both a firefighter and paramedic dog, Marshall consistently proves his reliability and skill during missions. His signature color, red, makes him instantly recognizable among the pups.

Marshall is featured in more episodes than any other character, making him the most prominent pup in the series. While his clumsy moments are often a source of humor, his bravery and loyalty are undeniable.

Throughout the series, Marshall plays an essential role by helping Ryder and his fellow pups tackle many challenging missions. His primary vehicle is the red fire truck, which perfectly suits his role.

Marshall's character has been brought to life by several voice actors, including Gage Munroe, Drew Davis, Lukas Engel, and Kingsley Marshall.

Skye is a beloved character in the PAW Patrol universe. Though only a 7-year-old cockapoo, she plays a vital role as her team’s skilled air rescue pup. Her youthful enthusiasm and bravery shine through in every mission she undertakes.

With her signature pink color, Skye easily connects with young girls around the world. Pink isn’t just her favorite shade — it’s a big part of her identity, appearing in her gear and accessories.

She skillfully pilots a grey helicopter accented with pink highlights, soaring to the rescue whenever duty calls. Despite being the smallest member of the team, Skye’s talents should never be underestimated.

Her courageous spirit and impressive acrobatic skills set her apart, and she’s equally adept as a helicopter pilot. Skye also has a gentle heart, especially for animals smaller than her, and she delights in backflipping through the air at every opportunity.

Skye was voiced by Kallan Holley during seasons one to five, with Lilly Bartlam taking over from season six onwards.

Rocky, true to his lively name, is an energetic 6-year-old mixed breed pup who delights viewers with his enthusiasm and can-do spirit on the show.

He takes on the vital role of recycling and handyman pup, with lime green as his distinctive signature color.

It’s only fitting that Rocky’s primary vehicle is also lime green, reflecting his eco-friendly mission and unique style.

As a mixed breed, Rocky’s vehicle stands out as a creative hybrid—part garbage truck, part forklift—and it can even transform into a tugboat when needed.

Over the seasons, various talented actors have given Rocky his voice, including Stuart Ralston, Samuel Faraci, and Jackson Reid.

In 'PAW Patrol: The Movie,' the character was brought to life by Callum Shoniker.

Who doesn't love bulldogs? Meet Rubble, the lovable bulldog who will make you adore this breed even more.

At just 5 years old, Rubble serves as the team's construction pup, putting all his strength into every job. His trademark yellow color matches his trusty bulldozer, which is always by his side.

Rubble's bulldozer is equipped with a crane, as well as a jackhammer and an excavator, making him ready for any challenge.

Though he may seem gruff, Rubble is undeniably adorable and enjoys skateboarding and snowboarding whenever he can. Like most dogs, he loves to get messy—and then splash into a bath for a good clean-up.

Rubble also has a hidden talent: he can DJ and sometimes goes by the name DJ Rubble, making him almost unrecognizable.

This captivating character has been voiced by Devan Cohen, Keegan Hedley, and Lucien Duncan-Reid throughout eight seasons of the show.

Labrador Retrievers are known for their affectionate nature and are often regarded as one of the most family-friendly dog breeds in the world. They also have a reputation for being excellent swimmers.

Given these traits, it's fitting that the next character on our list is a Labrador Retriever with a flair for aquatic adventures.

Zuma, a 5-year-old chocolate Labrador Retriever, quickly wins over audiences as the team’s aquatic rescue pup in PAW Patrol.

Zuma’s signature color is orange, and he rides in an orange hovercraft designed for both land and water rescues.

Throughout different seasons of the show, Zuma has been voiced by Alex Thorne, Carter Thorne, and Shayle Simons.

Everest is an adventurous 8-year-old Siberian Husky with a striking purple coat, perfectly suited for snowy environments. True to her name, she excels in missions that involve ice, mountains, and snow, serving as the team's dedicated snow rescue pup.

Her signature color is teal, and she made her debut in the second season during the episode "The New Pup." Everest operates a sleek, silver snowcat adorned with luminous teal and orange highlights, making her instantly recognizable during her missions.

Voiced by Berkley Silverman, Everest became an integral part of the team and joined the opening theme from the third season onward.

Tracker is a 4-year-old brown-and-white Chihuahua/Potcake who has quickly captivated dedicated PAW Patrol fans with his adventurous spirit and charm.

Sporting his signature olive color, Tracker serves as the team’s jungle rescue pup. Despite having one of the toughest assignments, he is actually the youngest member of the PAW Patrol team.

Introduced in the third season episode "Tracker Joins the Pups," Tracker is bilingual, speaking both Spanish and English. He patrols in a distinctive white and olive Jeep with a zebra print design.

Throughout the show's eight seasons, the character has been voiced by David Lopez and Mateo Carnovale.

Ryder is instantly recognizable by his trademark red color and his signature red ATV. As the 10-year-old leader of the PAW Patrol, he plays a central role in guiding the team on their many adventures.

What sets Ryder apart is his versatile ATV, which can transform into a personal watercraft (PWC) or a snowmobile whenever the mission demands it.

The voice of Ryder has changed over the years. Owen Mason originally voiced the character from the start of season one until the middle of season two.

Elijha Hammill then took over for the remainder of the second season through to the end of the third season. Jaxon Mercey became the voice of Ryder from the end of season three up to the middle of season six.

In subsequent seasons, Joey Nijem, Beckett Hipkiss, and Kai Harris each lent their voices to Ryder in seasons six, seven, and eight, respectively.

Additionally, Will Brisbin provided Ryder's voice in 'PAW Patrol: The Movie,' bringing the character to the big screen.

Mayor Humdinger is the comically mischievous mayor of Foggy Bottom, a neighboring town to Adventure Bay. Known as one of PAW Patrol’s more entertaining villains, he is a persistent troublemaker whose antics often amuse as much as they challenge the pups.

As the series’ primary antagonist, Mayor Humdinger stops at nothing to outshine Adventure Bay, making him a constant thorn in the side of PAW Patrol. His elaborate schemes and competitive nature frequently set the stage for the team’s heroics.

In "PAW Patrol: The Movie," he takes his ambition to new heights by becoming the mayor of Adventure City—thanks only to being the sole candidate on the ballot. This twist adds to his humorous yet mischievous character arc.

Voiced by Ron Pardo, Mayor Humdinger occasionally shows a softer side, such as in the "Friendship Day" episode, where he unexpectedly displays decency, hinting at more depth beneath his villainous exterior.

Cap'n Turbot is not only a frequent caller for the PAW Patrol but also occasionally joins their adventures, especially in the exciting Merpup-themed special episodes.

As a qualified marine biologist, Cap'n Turbot impresses everyone with his extensive knowledge of animals and fascinating facts from the natural world.

He is known for having his own signature vehicle, a reliable boat called the Flounder, just like several other main characters sport their trademark rides.

In season three, Cap'n Turbot—alongside Everest—was given a spot in the show's opening theme sequence, marking his increasing importance to the team.

The character is brought to life with the voice talent of Ron Pardo.

Sweetie may have a charming name and a captivating look, but don’t let that fool you—she’s every bit the formidable villain.

This clever terrier is the cherished pet of the Princess of Barkingburg, adding a royal twist to her mischievous adventures.

Expertly voiced by Anya Cooke, Sweetie brings a unique flair to the screen, standing out as both a fun and effortlessly cool character among the cast.

Unlike most antagonists in the series, Sweetie is driven by clear ambitions, relentlessly pursuing her goals and ensuring every scheme gets her full attention.

Despite the common belief that Mountain Dogs are ferocious, Rex stands out as a gentle and unique Bernese Mountain Dog. He specializes in dinosaurs, which sets him apart from the rest of the PAW Patrol team.

Rex is one of the few characters in the show to feature two signature colors: azure and chartreuse. These colors not only represent his personal style but also appear prominently in his equipment.

He was introduced in Season Seven, debuting in the episode "Dino Rescue: Pups and the Lost Dino Eggs." Rex drives the impressive Dino Patroller, a vehicle that also sports his two signature hues.

The Dino Patroller comes with a convenient ramp, allowing Rex easy access in and out of the PAW Patrol base whenever duty calls.

Rex's voice is brought to life by actor Luxton Handspiker, adding charm and personality to this memorable character.

Robo-Dog may not play the largest role on PAW Patrol, but he always strives to fulfill his mission within the team.

This unique character made his debut in "Pups Save Ryder's Robot." Unlike the other pups, Robo-Dog communicates only through barks, setting him apart from his canine companions.

Even so, Robo-Dog has an important responsibility in Adventure Bay. He operates as the driver for the PAW Patrol's bigger vehicles, bringing an extra dose of excitement every time he appears on screen.

Tuck is a courageous and caring Golden Retriever pup featured in our story. As one of the Mighty Twins, he works alongside his twin sister, Ella. Together, they form a dynamic duo known for their teamwork and bravery.

Tuck is a protective brother, always looking out for Ella’s safety. He genuinely cares for her and ensures that she feels supported in every situation they face.

In their leisure time, Tuck and Ella enjoy playing together and are often seen speaking in perfect unison, showcasing their close bond as siblings.

No matter the challenge, Tuck and Ella always have each other’s backs, facing every obstacle together.

Brave and resourceful, Tuck makes every effort to stop Ladybird from stealing things, proving his commitment to helping others and protecting his friends.

Ella is a remarkable Golden Retriever pup and proudly one half of the Mighty Twins. She stands out among the top PAW Patrol characters for her bravery and teamwork.

Alongside her twin brother Tuck, Ella shares a close and loving bond. When they're not saving the day, the siblings cherish spending time together and enjoying each other's company.

Both Mighty Twins are determined to stop Ladybird and put an end to her mischief. Ella, in particular, never hesitates to step up and do what’s right when Ladybird tries to steal things in Adventure Bay.

After Ladybird managed to steal their pup tags, Ella and Tuck became her determined rivals, vowing to thwart her plans and protect their team.

Introducing Wild Cat, the first feline member to join the ranks of the PAW Patrol. He made his exciting debut in the seventh season, appearing in the episode "Moto Pups: Pups vs. the Ruff-Ruff Pack." Wild Cat quickly became a fan favorite by bringing a unique energy to the team and delighting viewers with his antics.

The addition of a cat character was a thoughtful nod to cat lovers everywhere, expanding the show's appeal and representation of animal companions.

Wild Cat is known for his striking red and white colors, adding to his undeniable charm. One of his signature features is his motorcycle, which is equipped with retractable claws on the wheels—making his rides both practical and seriously cool.

Unlike most cats, Wild Cat moves with exceptional grace but amusingly has a fear of mice, which adds a fun twist to his character. His personality and style have made him stand out in the PAW Patrol universe.

Tristan Mammitzsch provides the voice for Wild Cat, bringing this beloved feline character fully to life.

Ladybird is a captivating villain from the PAW Patrol television series, recognized for her craftiness and expertise as a thief. Her cunning nature makes her a memorable adversary for the heroic pups.

Deeply obsessed with her appearance, Ladybird has a particular fondness for shiny objects. She made her first appearance in season six, during the episode "Mighty Pups, Super Paws: Pups Meet the Mighty Twins."

She demonstrated her thieving skills by stealing Tuck and Ella's pup tags, adding them to her prized "Reflection Collection," a stash dedicated to her love of glossy treasures.

Known for her loud personality, Ladybird can be somewhat reckless when wielding her superpowers, making her encounters with the PAW Patrol both exciting and unpredictable.

Liberty, a lively dachshund, makes her debut in 'PAW Patrol: The Movie.' Voiced vibrantly by Marsai Martin, she is an energetic and determined pup who quickly catches the audience's attention with her charm and perseverance.

Although dachshunds may not be among the world's most popular breeds, Liberty's unique personality and style ensure she stands out as a memorable addition to the PAW Patrol universe.

She is easily recognized by her signature coral pink and blue colors, which are most noticeable on her scooter—her primary mode of transportation, also decked out in these memorable hues.

Mayor Goodway is a unique and memorable character featured among our top picks. As the mayor of Adventure Bay, one might expect her to be consistently calm, composed, and always in control due to her important role.

However, in many situations, she is portrayed as panicky and easily flustered. This trait makes her more relatable, considering she faces numerous challenges and high levels of responsibility every day.

Mayor Goodway has been brought to life by two talented voice artists: Deann Degruijter and Kim Roberts. She resides at City Hall, passionately dedicating herself to serving Adventure Bay and its citizens.

Those who love chickens are going to like them even more after we introduce the next character in our piece.

Meet Chickaletta; arguably the most famous chicken in the whole wide world and a deputy of sorts to Mayor Goodway, in more ways than one.

The panicky mayor has Chickaletta as her pet and she carries her around in her purse.

Chickaletta has a solid gold statue dedicated to her, and she does not have to work as hard as the other animals in the show.

Our readers should go through the episode "Pups Save an Ace" to see just how funny and daring can she can tend to get from time to time.

Francois Turbot, aside from being Cap'n Turbot's cousin, also happens to be his research partner.

He has a charming personality that is noticeable right from the very first time his character hits the screen.

He lives with his cousin in the Seal Island lighthouse. There, he is busy indulging himself in projects related to art, zoology, and nature photography.

He has a thick French accent that gives his persona a distinctive edge. Voiced convincingly for the audience by Peter Cugno, Turbot's character is often seen using French phrases in place of English words; perhaps to make the sketch even more believable.

Katie is a 10-year-old girl who is capable of taking care of the Adventure Baby pet parlor all by herself.

This is interesting given the fact that she is way too young to carry the duty.

Even though she does not have a lot of screen time in PAW Patrol, her smart, sweet, and kind-hearted persona is enough to win hearts.

The compassionate character has been voiced by Katherine Forrester. Having said that, Katie has a pet cat who she has named Cali, and she is usually seen to be in her company only.

Mr. Porter may be an admired character on the show but his grandson, Alex Porter, does not carry traits worth admiring.

Mr. Porter comes across as an aged man who may have worked all his life to take care of his family and friends.

He does his best to run both a restaurant and a shop in Adventure Bay. However, his annoying grandson is not exactly be liked by the people in the city.

Mr. Porter has been voiced credibly by Blair Williams.

Alex Porter, who, as we mentioned, is the grandson of Mr. Porter. In comparison to his grandfather, he comes across as a bit too impatient to the viewers.

He lives in Adventure Bay and is the leader of the Mini Patrol; a group that has been inspired by PAW Patrol.

Aside from Alex, the group is full of pet animals. Be that as it may, they are seldom successful in their undertakings.

The character has been voiced by Christian Distefano and Wyatt White throughout the various seasons.

The fans of PAW Patrol did have an issue or two with the makers; one of which was that Jake does not appear too often.

A place that is called Adventure Bay needs to have someone efficient at snowboarding. Thankfully, Jake is that character!

He handles the snowboarding resort properly and also happens to be the caretaker of Everest.

However, the fact that the audience wished to see more of Jake speaks volumes about his popularity.

He has been voiced by Scott McCord.

Any place in the world requires vegetation to sustain its population and the case is no different with the adventurous Adventure Bay.

Thankfully for the residents of Adventure Bay, they have a competent farmer in Yumi. However, unlike what our readers would expect, Yumi is a female.

She has an amazingly caring attitude towards her animals. While two of her animals are named Bettina and Garbie, she also has a lot many chickens to look after.

Farmer Yumi has been voiced by Hiromi Okuyama and Stephany Seki throughout the various seasons.

While Farmer Al may not be the most significant of characters to have been sketched for the show, his importance lies in the fact that he is a farmer who, like millions of farmers worldwide, tries to provide for the residents of Adventure Bay.

In his beautiful endeavor of ensuring that everyone in Adventure Bay has enough food to sustain their families, he is supported by his beloved farmer wife, Yumi.

He majorly serves as the farmer of Moo Juice Dairy Farm in Adventure Bay, and has been voiced by Ron Pardo.

While we have already introduced the leader of the PAW Patrol team, it is now time to get acquainted with Carlos.

Carlos is the caretaker of Tracker and a good pen pal to Ryder.

However, what distinguishes his character sketch from the rest of the characters in the series is that he resides in the jungle.

The enigmatic character has been voiced by artists such as Lucius Hoyos, Jaiden Cannatelli, and Diego Rieger - in that order - throughout the numerous seasons of the show.

This amazingly sketched 10-year-old character made its debut appearance in "Pups Save Daring Danny X."

Danny always aspired to become a daredevil and considers himself to be too cool to go to school.

No sport is too scary or extreme for daring Danny, who has been voiced by Daniel DeSanto and Jonathan Malen throughout the series.

If there is a pack of dogs that are devoting their time, sweat, and energy towards the betterment of their society, there is also a crew that is trying its very best to thwart their magnanimous attempts to accomplish their goals.

The crew is called The Kitten Catastrophe Crew. They are the villainous feline counterparts of the PAW Patrol who often go out of their way to assist Mayor Humdinger in his wicked endeavors.

Usually, they are seen thriving under the guidance of Humdinger, but they can even turn out to be stubborn and disobedient at times.

How can a place as adventurous as Adventure Bay not have a pirate to make things even more interesting for the fans of PAW Patrol?

Put on your seat belts and allow us to introduce you to the swashbuckling Sid; a pirate who is in command of the Swashbuckle Sloop.

He is unsurprisingly good at what he does. He has been voiced entertainingly by Charles Vandervaart.

Also, Sid Swashbuckle has a pirate dog named Arrby, who is his first mate. He, in turn, has been voiced by Meesha Conteras.

The Duke of Flappington is a recurring character on the show. His importance can be gauged from the fact that he was the central antagonist of the special episode "Jet to the Rescue." 

A cousin to the Princess of Barkingburg, the Duke of Flappington also went on to become one of the co-antagonists of the "Rescue Knights" sub-series as the show progressed.

The character has been voiced by Ashton Frank for the viewers of PAW Patrol.

While we have already partially introduced Arrby as Sid Swashbuckle the Pirate's pet dog and first mate, we would like to elaborate a bit more on his personality.

The male Dachshund made his debut appearance on the show "Sea Patrol: Pups Save Puplantis", along with his darling owner Sid.

While he may not be a wrongdoer with malice in his geart, he certainly does his best in assisting his owner in stealing things; thus, proving his unquestionable loyalty.

Arrby has dark brown fur and tan fur on his paws and the shape of his head resembles that of Zuma's.

While Mayor Humdinger is a villain who tries to come up with new plans to topple how things work in Adventure Bay, his nephew, Harold Humdinger, has his own style as an antagonist.

Just so it happens, Harold has technopathy. He stumbled upon it after having come in contact with a bizarre meteorite; something that turned him into the antagonist of the "Mighty Pups, Super Paws" episodes.

The character has been voiced by Chance Hurtsfield with great efficiency. Even though he is not too frequent in the show, his antics in the "Mighty Pups, Super Paws" episodes get the job done.

The Copycat, also known as Mr. Nibbles, is Hailey Daily's domesticated cat. He made his debut as an antagonist in "Mighty Pups, Charged Up: Pups vs. the Copycat."

Before gaining unbelievable superpowers, such as being able to copy people's voices, he was a pretty ordinary cat.

However, he managed to attain some superpowers from a meteor. He does not hide his disliking towards the PAW Patrol squad and is always looking out to seek his owner's undying attention.

The character has been voiced by Callum Shoniker.

The Princess of Barkingburg may be a young girl for now, but she will certainly end up being the queen of Barkingburg in the near future.

A significant protagonist of the Mission PAW sub-series, she happens to be the owner of Sweetie; a clever pup who harbors some tricky thoughts in her tiny heart.

Ambitious as it may sound, Sweetie intends to seize the crown to become the queen herself.

That said, The Princess of Barkingburg is often seen with the Earl of Barkingburg in the show.

The Earl of Barkingburg is an elderly man who comes across as someone kind and compassionate.

Otherwise an unnamed man, he serves as the earl of the kingdom of Barkingburg and is usually seen with the Princess of Barkingburg.

There is a possibility that he may well be the princess' chief advisor. Be that as it may, it does not negate the fact that he ends up getting surprisingly frantic when things go haywire.

However, what is likable about The Earl of Barkingburg is the fact that he likes to keep things organized at all times.

The Ruff-Ruff Pack is a faction of cycle-riding dogs who make their debut appearance in the seventh season of the show in the episode "Moto Pups: Pups vs. the Ruff-Ruff Pack".

The biker gang are formidable rivals ofWild Cat, who happened to be the first cat member of the PAW Patrol.

Their rivalry with Wild Cat makes things superbly entertaining and interesting for the fans of the show and leaves them asking for more.

That said, the members of this gang come across as strays because they are mostly seen wearing dirty clothes.

Hubcap is a French bulldog and the leader of the Ruff-Ruff Pack. He has been voiced by Julain Crispo.

The leader of the Ruff-Ruff Pack excels at causing a whole lot of trouble and going fast while riding his beloved bike.

While he may not be as good at driving as the other members in his group, they are usually seen taking orders from him every now and then to cause as much ruckus as they possibly can.

That said, Hubcap happens to be a bit too overconfident and snobbish for his own good.

Dwayne is one of three members of the Ruff-Ruff Pack. He is a male Great Dane like no other.

He made his debut appearance on the show "Moto Pups: Pups vs. the Ruff-Ruff Pack." He is quite adept at making his team steal stuff every now and then and is often a collaborator in all the "wheel games" that they undertake together.

Even though not a lot has been revealed about his other skills, we do know for a fact that he can handle a motorbike well.

However, when the pack is not busy causing trouble, one can find Dwayne smiling and hanging out with his two other pack buddies.

Garbie, who is Farmer Yumi's pet goat, has her own ways of dealing with things despite being of a very young age.

While she is determined, she can also afford to come across as adamant and problematic whenever she tends to get a tad temperamental.

However, this does not negate the fact that she is an incredibly adorable character. Also, unlike most goats, Garbie seems to care a little less about what she eats.

Nowhere is this more apparent than when she consumes Ryder's Pup-Pad in "Pups Save Ryder". Also, we know that she has an affinity for eating; especially watermelon and pizza dough.

Claw is arrogant and sneaky in equal measure. He is a male Doberman pinscher and ex-knight of Barkingburg.

He is also the co-antagonist of the "Rescue Knights" sub-series. Voiced by Kit Rakusen, he can be seen working with the Duke of Flappington and Jean-Claude.

Claw made his debut appearance in "Rescue Knights: Quest for the Dragon's Tooth." He tends to get upset a bit too easily and can even come across as clumsy at times.

He is brown and black in color and has blue-green eyes, a black nose, and pointy ears; each of which gives him a distinctive look.

Also, he can be seen wearing a grey knight helmet and purple and grey armor suit when he is in his Rescue Knights getup.

The Whoosh made his maiden appearance on the show in "Ready Race Rescue". Hs is a race car driver who is known for his generosity, as well as his superb racing skills.

However, after he ends up spraining his arm terribly, he has no option but to request Marshall to race in his place in the Adventure Bay 500.

He has an endearing and inspiring personality. While he is patient at all times, he can also be seen encouraging his admirers to take care of their health.

Moreover, he even went on to coach Marshall to race on his behalf and never lost faith in him; even though the latter was seen doubting himself.

The Cheetah is a female human character who made her debut appearance on the show in the special episode "Ready Race Rescue."

Since she is the cousin of Mayor Humdinger, she does have a knack for cheating during competitions and using dirty tricks to win her races.

Being competitive means that one uses productive means to get the better of their opponents.

However, winning does not come to The Cheetah until she has found a way to deceive her rivals in whatever way possible.

The proud and selfish character has been voiced by Addison Holley.

Cat Marshall is one of the most important members of Mayor Humdinger's Kitten Catastrophe Crew. He made his debut appearance in "Pups and the Mischievous Kittens".

The character is supposed to be a direct replica of Marshall of the much-admired PAW Patrol squad.

He was introduced as the "evil twin" of the PAW Patrol and is indicated to be an opposite version of Marshall.

This is primarily because he wastes his water by spraying it on innocent pups solely for his wicked entertainment.

Even though Cat Marshall may come across as identical to the actual Marshall when it comes to his fur color and spots, he has brown eyes as opposed to the latter's blue.

Meow-Meow is a robotic cat that has been created by Mayor Humdinger in the hope that it'd help him win the much sought-after Adventure Bay cat show.

It is a counterpart of Robo-Dog and makes its debut appearance in "Pups Save the Cat Show." Since Meow-Meow is a robot, it has no feelings or emotions.

It just goes about doing things that its master orders it to do.

However, it can also be indulging in mischievous activities, such as driving a bus through Adventure Bay and damaging just about everything that it can come across.

Bettina is a beautiful white cow with black patches. She has a pink muzzle, pink udders, and off-white horns. She lives comfortably on Farmer Yumi's farm.

Like most domesticated cows on a farm, she also has a sound cowbell with a red strap wrapped around her healthy neck.

However, the viewers can see her wearing two pink bows on each of her ears in "Pups Save a Sleepover."

She is seen giving birth to a calf in the episode "Pups Save a Cow."

This female Siberian Husky is one of three members of the dreadful Ruff-Ruff Pack. Gasket makes her debut appearance on the show in "Moto Pups: Pups vs. the Ruff-Ruff Pack." 

A loyal teammate to Dwayne and Hubcap, she happens to be quite creative with what she does.

One can go on to term her an amateur inventor of sorts.

That said, she does relish stealing, causing problems, and getting herself involved in several wheel-related puns.

Be that as it may, Gasket is not exactly the bravest member of the Ruff-Ruff Pack.

If we have included the inimitable Duke of Flappington in our piece, how can we think of ending it without including his villainous pet eagle in it?

Jean Claude is one of the central antagonists along with the Duke of Flappington in "Jet to the Rescue". He seems to be of golden color.

In the eighth season of the show, he can be seen joining hands with Claw.

In addition, he has been the co-antagonist of the Rescue Knights sub-theme, and has certainly played his part in the series quite well.