Dates
- Cover date
- April 1967
- On sale
- February 23, 1967
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- The Feathered Cat · 6 pages
Tom tries to paint Jerry and Tuffy in order to sell them as white mice. They cover him with paint and feathers to turn the tables. But Tom winds up as the pet of Mrs. Vansnoot, living on t-bone steaks.
- Tuffy's Tetter-Totter Trick · 2 pages
Tuffy wants to play in the snow, but Jerry prefers staying warm inside. Using a teeter-totter poked through the front door's mail slot, Tuffy propels Jerry outside and turns him into a snowman.
- Grandpa's Holiday · 1 pages
Mother Bird warns the children to look after Grandpa Bird on their outing, but the energetic grandfather wears them out and rescues them from Charlie Catbird.
- Runaway Dogs · 5 pages
When their master tells Spike and Tyke to "get lost," they take him at his word. On hearing that the master is offering a reward, kitty captures and returns them. The humiliated bulldogs make kitty help them bury their bones.
- The Joke's on You · 1 pages
- Just Fur Fun · 12 pages
Tom loves winter camping. Jerry and Tuffy find the house too cold and take warm refuge in Tom's fur-lined boots. The mice accidently find themselves on Tom's winter camping trip, when "the puss takes the boots" along to keep his paws (feet) warm. While in the wintery wild, Jerry and Tuffy make off with the boots to keep warm, steal Tom's food, and get him into a tangle with a bear. Using a skunk hide to scare the cat and make the fur on his back stand up, they shear off the fur to warm themselves with. Once back at home, Tom makes them knit him warm britches as restitution.
Reprinted in
Tom and Jerry Annual (1967)