Pups of Liberty

Disney legend Mark Henn lent his talent to this and subsequent Pups of Liberty films. Before retiring from Disney, Mark Henn animated Ariel,Princess Jasmin, Tiana, Belle, and Mulan to name a few. His love for history and animation led him to collaborating on this labor of love series. Its very good and should be recommended to friends and family. There was also a sequel called Pups of Liberty: The Dog-claration of Independence which wa made by the same people- check out that one too. There are newer shorter episodes of this now on youtube called "Pups of Liberty Short Tails" Mark Henn animated those as well.

This animated film is absolutely an underrated wonder to watch for absolutely free on YouTube. Pups of Liberty tells this film that took place during the British Empire's takeover. And most importantly the Boston Tea Party mostly threw treats rather than just tea or other supplies thrown in the water.

The 2D animation is absolutely well made and aged very well. The characters in the movie as cats and dogs make it satisfying for kids to enjoy including teens and adults to enjoy. And it almost perfectly recreated the story in old real-life events which really made me educated to know about this event. I also loved the voices on what they did for the characters. It absolutely fits their roles.

And the best part of this short film is that it is absolutely free on YouTube.

If I wanted to watch something new, educational, and absolutely fun to watch then this short film is what I would absolutely recommend.

. . . his voice work as the Governor in PUPS OF LIBERTY is his best role ever, you need to check out an obscure triumph he performed for one of those infamous "Poverty Row" movie studios that is virtually unknown, unseen and forgotten today. Eric voices Don Duck in his most memorable outing ever, titled TROUBLE SHOOTER. This cartoon runs 10:13.54, and can be found as the second "Bonus Feature" on Disc 1 of the so-called "Disney Treasure," The Chronological Donald, Volume 4, released in 2008. Though Eric's rendition of TROUBLE SHOOTER, an unfinished 1946 duck tale, is introduced by some blathering bozo named Lenny Malt Inn, it is Eric who steals the show, not only voicing Donald Duck as he runs his pointer along a wall of storyboards, but he also generates ALL of the sound effects, something Mel B-l-a-n-c never attempted for Warner. This is not only Eric's best cartoon, but also Donald Duck's.