Sam is a young, white and black cat with a slender physique and a thunderbolt shaped tail. He is well-rounded, highly intellectual,
and can be very sarcastic even when situations don’t call for it.
His favorite novel is "Catcher in the Rye".
Roy, Sam's younger sibling, who is black and white, is the chubby, loveable, huggable cat - until it comes to food, then it's all
business.
Favorite catch phrase motto is "Yum-yum delicious”.
Skip, the guardian of Sam and Roy, has a dead-end job working as a mailroom clerk. His skinny arms are out-shadowed by his strangely
styled hair. He lives on the second floor of a four-story apartment with Sam and Roy.
Hobbies include collecting comics,
screaming at Sam and Roy, and reminiscing about his insecurities.
Abby, aka Pet-Girl, is the new neighbor that just moved into Skip’s apartment. She may not be the prettiest or the smartest but all
that is over looked by her kindness and angelic personality.
She also loves animals and lives life like a dream - the
dream part is that she thinks she has "super powers".
Sandy is a female Border Collie, around the same age as Sam and Roy. She is highly intelligent and independent, and at times, she
could be very opinionated. Sandy lives with Abby.
She loves puppy biscuits but won't beg for it.
Roger is a dog who lives in the neighborhood and is best buddies with Sam and Roy.
Many label him as a very easygoing
guy who is free spirited.
Jack & Russell are identical twin Jack Russell terriers. Jack is the wiser and older of the two while Russell can sometimes get
into mischievous situations. They can only be identified by their stance – Jack stands with his feet together, while Russell stands
with his feet apart.
Peanuts is Sam’s pet hamster. He is cute and cuddly, and ironically, is allergic to peanuts.
Rumour has it he once broke another
hamsters leg for no apparent reason.
Fluffy is Roy’s pet Betta fighting fish. Ideal pet with good mannerisms but likes to fight if provoked. He was born and raised in
the Bronx.
House-mouse lives in Sam and Roy's apartment. He goes about his business in the apartment and is pals with Sam and Roy.
He has
a wife and 7 kids.
Grant, like most of my characters, is based on real cat. He was a homeless cat I have been feeding for a year. For a cat raised outdoors,
he was very gentle and charming. Keeping true to his characteristics, his personality is relected in the cartoons.
Barry the Bully, again based on a real cat, was Grant's arch-nemesis. He is just plain evil and likes to torment Grant for no reason.
He has issues that will never be resolved.
Muffins is the love interest of Sam. Most of the time she is reserved and lady-like, and politically correct. She lives down the street,
about half a block away from Sam.