PAW Patrol: Rocky's Cat-astrophe
Rocky the eco-pup takes in Percy, a mischievous kitten whose junkyard home is wrecked by villain Humdinger's scheme, and quickly discovers he has taken on more than he can handle alone. It is a warm, action-light adventure built around teamwork, asking for help, and recycling-minded problem-solving, right at home with the rest of the PAW Patrol world.
A comfortable fit for PAW Patrol fans aged 3 and up, and a gentle first-cinema-trip pick for toddlers.
If you’d rather skip
Humdinger's plan goes wrong and destroys Percy's junkyard home, leaving the kitten without a place to live; the moment is sad but resolved quickly when Rocky steps in.
A chase sequence in a sewer involves the pups and the kitten in a tight spot; action is lively but the paw patrol tone keeps it from feeling threatening.
A brief look at young Rocky's past adds unexpected warmth and is a lovely moment to talk about with little ones after the credits roll.