Snagglepuss

Major Minor, the game hunter, has lost face and may be forced out of the Adventurer's Club unless he can do something startling - like catching the wily lion, Snagglepuss, who has eluded him for years. The Major approaches Snagglepuss in Snag'’s cage at the city zoo. He makes a deal: he will release Snag if the lion will consent to being recaptured. Snagglepuss consents and the Major is restored to his former eminence in the club.

Melvin Martin and Calvin Cloy, two mountaineers, ask for the hand of Susie Sal, the prettiest gal in the mountains. Since it's “proposal Sunday,” Susie Sal gives the two mountain swains a task. To the first one who brings her a genuine mountain lion fur, she will give her hand in marriage. By coincidence Snagglepuss is taking his morning stroll and is set upon by the lovesick hunters. A chase ensues and ends with Snagglepuss proposing to and winning Susie Sal.

Yakky, the duck, watches the game warden nail up a sign announcing the opening of the duck hunting season. When he begins to be peppered by shot, he hides in Snagglepuss's’ mailbox. Snagglepuss is delighted to find the duck, and prepares to put him in the stew pot. But the lion'’s soft heart overcomes him and he spends the afternoon teaching Yakky how to escape gunfire. Then the warden comes along with a new sign -- it says the mountain lion season is now open.

A mouse is annoying the family of Mr. and Mrs. Evil J. Evil, the scientists, and Snagglepuss is offered food and lodging if he will get rid of the pest. The trouble is that the Evil'’s little boy has been experimenting with the mouse, and the furry rodent is now six feet tall!

The Raindance Kid has a policy of always shooting a sheriff on his birthday. And Raindance's birthday comes on the very day he arrives in Snagglepuss's’ town. The regular sheriff, who knows of Raindance's quaint custom, picks this day to leave the country. The badge of office then is given to Snagglepuss, who proves to be just as ineffective as the missing sheriff.

Snagglepuss escapes from his cage, dons a Southern gambler's costume and mingles with passengers aboard the SS St. Louis Lou. Lacy Cravat, the river pirate, holds up the passengers, but the robbery attempt is foiled by Snagglepuss when the lion takes off his costume and the terrified Cravat jumps overboard. Snagglepuss jumps over too, when the ship'’s captain decides to cage him.