Where's the cat now?


Did the cat end up in an animal shelter? Or did it die off? Or..?

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Well, 43 years after the movie was released, I think it's safe to say that D.C. is no longer with us.

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Well I certainly hope he didn't end up in an animal shelter.

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44 years later?

DEAD



When there's no more room in hell, The dead will walk the earth...

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After the movie, the owner probably took him back, so no, he didn't end up and the shelter.

The cat now, unfortunately has passed on. :(

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I heard that for Easter 1966 Walt Disney was too cheap to buy a Ham for Easter so he ate the cat.

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We had a Siamese cat that lived to be twenty-one when we had to put her down. That's about as long as you can hope for with a Siamese, which is a long-lived breed.

RIP DC

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Well, seeing as how the movie was made over 45 years ago, the cat has long since died.

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I wonder if they had a funeral for it?

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According to Wikipedia:
"Each of the Seal Point Siamese cats who collectively play the role of DC are so-called "traditional" or "old style" Siamese, as opposed to the more dainty, long and tubular modern Siamese show cats. One of the cats used for the movie belonged to a longtime cat breeder Edith Williams, a member of the Stud Book Fanciers Association. One of the feline actors also starred, along with two dogs, in Disney's 1963 film The Incredible Journey."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Darn_Cat!_(1965_film)

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I read an article in the LA Times many years ago about the owner. I think they were Disney writers, or worked in show biz in some other capacity--can't quite remember. But DC lived on with them until his passing sometime in the 70's.

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Considering DC was played by multiple cats, which cat? ;)

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I think the most a cat has ever lived is 30some years.


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