Pet Name - Type of Animal - Owner - Episode Mentioned in
- Ferguson - Cat - Originally Karen's; willed to Robyn - Various
- Gus - Elephant - Mulligans - Viva La Difference
- Chester - Kangaroo - Mulligans - In All Things Give Thanks
- Unnamed - Dog - Wooton - The Popsicle Kid
- Unnamed - Dog - Wooton -
The Popsicle Kid?
- Roscoe - Dog - Cody - Best Face Forward
- Fluffy - Cat - Mandy - Sunset Bowlawater
- Unnamed - Snake (at least there's one, Mrs. Jason Whittaker
) - David (Strausberg) - Sunset Bowlawater
- Cat - Cat - Mrs. Randolph - For the Fun of It
- Fish - Fish - Mrs. Randolph - For the Fun of It
- Dog - Dog - Mrs. Randolph - For the Fun of It
- Horse - Dog - Mrs. Randolph - For the Fun of It
That's all I can think of off the top of my head. I know the Mulligan's had more animals (ostriches, cows...?) but, I can't think of any others that were named. Also, do they really count? I mean, they're zoo animals; they aren't really pets.
Speaking of the Mulligans, in In All Things Give Thanks, Jessica has a cockroach and, sub-sequentially, reptile collection. Do those count?
Leonard Meltsner wrote:I think this is a current list, which is why none of the dead pets are included. Obviously, if Dr. What was on there, then Dexter would've been if ALL pets were included. And Normal's already the first on the list.
I think most of the animals on the list could be safely assumed to be dead. Kitty, for example, was mentioned in Promises, Promises, which was episode #4 in 1987. I don't think most dogs live for 25 years.
But, if there's going to be a separate list for definitely-dead pets, Bingo (Trent's Beagle who was ran over by a truck- mentioned in The Invisible Dog) can be added.
...actually, I guess that smiley should be
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