List of animal actors

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Animal actors are non-human animals that perform as characters in productions such as film, television, or theater.

Bears

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Bart the Bear	Kodiak bear	1977–2000	Jody the Bald-headed Bear in The Great Outdoors (1988) The Kodiak Bear in The Bear (1988) Bear in Legends of the Fall (1994) Bear in The Edge (1997)	[1]
	Bart the Bear 2	Grizzly bear	2000–2021	Bear in An Unfinished Life (2005) Jerome the Grizzly Bear in Zookeeper (2011) Buster the Grizzly Bear in We Bought a Zoo (2011) Bear in Game of Thrones episode "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" (2013)	[2][3]
	Brody the Bear	Kodiak bear	Born 1995	Grizzly bear in Grizzly Park (2008)
	Bruno	American black bear	1962–1981	Gentle Ben Gentle Giant The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean	[4]
	Hercules	Grizzly bear	1975–2001	Octopussy (1983)	[5]

Birds

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Douglass	Scarlet macaw	1967–2019	Pippi in the South Seas	[6]
	Jimmy	Raven	1934–1954?	You Can't Take It with You It's a Wonderful Life The Wizard of Oz	[7]
	Mr Percival	Australian pelican	1976–2009	Storm Boy	[8]

Cats

Image	Name	Breed	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Grumpy Cat (also known as Tardar Sauce)	Mixed breed	2012–2019	Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever Lil Bub & Friendz	Also popular as an Internet meme.[9]
	Lil Bub		2011–2019	Nine Lives I'll Be Next Door for Christmas Lil Bub & Friendz	Also popular as an Internet celebrity.[10]
	Henry	Long-haired tuxedo cat	2003–2020	Henri, le Chat Noir short film series	Won the title of "Best Cat Video on the Internet" at the Internet Cat Video Festival.[11]
	Morris the Cat	Tabby cat	Died 1978	58 commercials for 9Lives (1969–1978)	Won two PATSY Awards for his performances, in 1972 and 1973.[12]
	Orangey	Tabby cat	c. 1950–1967	Rhubarb in Rhubarb (1951) (uncredited) Minerva in Our Miss Brooks (1952–1958, four episodes) Neutron in This Island Earth (1955) Butch in The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957) Cat in Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) Cleopatra in The Comedy of Terrors (1964) The giant cat in Village of the Giants (1965)	Two-time PATSY Award winner, for Rhubarb and Breakfast at Tiffany's.[13]

Cetaceans

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
An orca whale in an aquarium looking at the viewer through glass.	Keiko	Orca	1976–2003	Free Willy (1993)	Was re-released into the wild in 2002[14]
	Winter	Bottlenose dolphin	2005–2021	Dolphin Tale (2011) Dolphin Tale 2 (2014)	Depicted herself in the Dolphin Tale films[15]

Dogs

Image	Name	Breed	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Ace the Wonder Dog	German Shepherd	Before 1938–after 1946	Pal in War Dogs (1942) Ace in Adventures of Rusty (1945) Ace in God's Country (1946)
	Air Buddy	Golden Retriever	1988–1998	Comet in Full House (1995, 1 episode) Fluke in Fluke (1995) (uncredited) Air Bud in Air Bud (1997)	[16]
	Brigitte	French Bulldog	Born 2010	Stella in Modern Family (2010–2012, 10 episodes) (uncredited)	Won the first Golden Collar Award for "Best Dog in a Television Series"[17]
	Brownie the Wonder Dog	Bull Terrier–Fox Terrier crossbreed		Brownie in Brownie's Little Venus (1921) Himself in Little Johnny Jones (1923)
	Cook	Jack Russell Terrier[18]	2000–2016	Pancho in an advertisement for the Spanish Lotería Primitiva[19] Valentín in Aquí no hay quien viva (2003–2006, 90 episodes)[20] Camilo in La que se avecina (2007–2008, 14 episodes) (uncredited)[21] Pancho in Pancho, el perro millonario (2014)[22][23]
	Cosmo	Jack Russell Terrier		Hotel for Dogs Beginners	[24]
	Daisy (originally named Spooks)	Cocker Spaniel-Poodle-Terrier mix	1937–1960	Daisy in the Blondie film series Spooky in The Night of January 16th (1941) Snuffy in Fighting Back (1948) Daisy in The Valiant Hombre (1948)
	Darla	Bichon Frisé	1975–1992	Pee-wee's Big Adventure The Silence of the Lambs Batman Returns	[25]
	Doug the Pug	Pug	Born 2012	The Mitchells vs. the Machines	Also popular as an Internet celebrity.[26]
	Dynamite the Dog			Wolf's Trail (1927) Fangs of Destiny (1927) The Call of the Heart (1928) The Four-Footed Ranger (1928) The Hound of Silver Creek (1928) The Indians Are Coming (1930)
	Enzo	Jack Russell Terrier	1995–2010	Eddie in Frasier Skip in My Dog Skip	Succeeded his father Moose in the role of Eddie.[27]
	Flame	German Shepherd		My Dog Shep Rusty film series
	Gidget	Chihuahua	1994–2009	Taco Bell commercials (1997–2000) Bruiser's mother in Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)	[28]
	Higgins	Mongrel	1957–1975	Dog on Petticoat Junction (1964–1970, 174 episodes) (uncredited) Benji in Benji (1974)
	Jean	Border Collie	1902–1916	Jean in: Jean and the Calico Doll (1910) Jean the Match-Maker (1910) Jean Rescues (1911) Gabriel's dog in Far from the Madding Crowd (1915)
	Jed	Wolfdog (timber wolf-Alaskan Malamute[29])	1977–1995	Dog Thing in The Thing (1982) (uncredited) Wolf in The Journey of Natty Gann (1985) White Fang in: White Fang (1991)[30] White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf (1994) (uncredited)
	Johnny	Mongrel	1976–?	Boomer on Here's Boomer (1980–1982, 20 episodes)	[31][32]
	Koko	Australian Kelpie	2005–2012	Red Dog Koko: A Red Dog Story	[33]
	Koton	German Shepherd	died 1991	K-9	[34]
	Kuma von Clifford	Mongrel	2001–2018	Stan in Dog with a Blog (2012) Grandma in Mutt & Stuff (2015–2017)	[35]
	Lightning	German Shepherd		The Case of the Howling Dog A Dog of Flanders Blind Alibi
	Luke the Dog	American Pit Bull Terrier	1913–1926	The Knockout (1914) Lover's Luck (1914) Mabel and Fatty's Wash Day (1915) Fatty's New Role (1915) Fatty's Faithful Fido (1915) Fatty's Plucky Pup (1915) Fatty and Mabel Adrift (1916) The Butcher Boy (1917) Coney Island (1917) The Cook (1918) The Sheriff (1918) The Hayseed (1919) The Garage (1920) The Scarecrow (1920)	[36]
	Madison	Labrador Retriever	Born 1999	Vincent in Lost	[37]
	Messi	Border Collie	Born 2016	Snoop in Anatomy of a Fall	Winner of the Palm Dog Award at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival[38]
	Moonie	Chihuahua	1998–2016	Bruiser Woods in: Legally Blonde (2001) Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde (2003)	[39]
	Moose	Jack Russell Terrier	1990–2006	Eddie in Frasier (1993–2004, 164 episodes) Old Skip in My Dog Skip (2000)	[40]
	Olivia	West Highland White Terrier	Born 2015	Widows Game Night	[41][42]
	Pal	Rough Collie	1940–1958	Lassie in Lassie Come Home (1943) Hills of Home (1948) The Sun Comes Up (1949) Challenge to Lassie (1950) Laddie in Son of Lassie (1945) Bill in Courage of Lassie (1946) Shep in The Painted Hills (1951)
	Pal the Wonder Dog	American Pit Bull Terrier	1924–1930	Tige, Buster Brown's dog, in numerous films, from Educating Buster (1925) to Stop Barking (1929) Pete in Our Gang shorts Mike the mascot in The Freshman (1925) (uncredited)	[43]
	Pete the Pup also known as Pete the Dog	American Staffordshire Terrier/American Pit Bull Terrier	1929-1946	Pete in The Little Rascals shorts	[44]
	Pete the Pup	American Bulldog	1990s-2000s	Pete in The Little Rascals (1994) Chance in Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco (1996) Moocher in The Pooch and the Pauper (2000)
	Peggy	Pug and Chinese Crested Dog mix	Born c. 2018	Dogpool in Deadpool & Wolverine	Won the title of "Britain's ugliest dog"[45]
	Rin Tin Tin	German Shepherd	1918–1932	The Wolf-dog in Where the North Begins (1923) Rinty in: The Lighthouse by the Sea (1924) While London Sleeps (1926) The Lone Defender (1930) On the Border (1930) The Man Hunter (1930) The Lightning Warrior (1931) Lobo in The Clash of the Wolves (1925) Satan in Tracked by the Police (1927) Scotty in Tiger Rose (1929)	[46][47]
	Shep	Collie	Died 1914	The Million Dollar Mystery (1914) Shep in: A Dog's Love (1914) Shep's Race with Death (1914) The Barrier of Flames (1914) Shep the Sentinel (1915)
	Sanggeun	Pyrenean Mountain Dog	2004–2014	2 Days & 1 Night	[48]
	Silver Streak	German Shepherd	Born 1924	The Silent Flyer Fangs of Justice Code of the Air
	Skippy	Wire Fox Terrier	1931–1951	Asta in all six of the Thin Man films:[49] The Thin Man (1934) After the Thin Man (1936) Another Thin Man (1939) Shadow of the Thin Man (1941) The Thin Man Goes Home (1945) Song of the Thin Man (1947) Mr. Smith in The Awful Truth (1937) George in Bringing Up Baby (1938) Mr. Atlas in Topper Takes a Trip (1938)	[47]
	Soccer	Jack Russell Terrier	1988–2001	Wishbone in: Wishbone (1995–1997, 50 episodes) Wishbone's Dog Days of the West (1998)	[50]
	Spike	Labrador Retriever and English Mastiff mix	1952–1962	King in The She-Creature (1956) Old Yeller in Old Yeller (1957) Patrasche in A Dog of Flanders (1959) Brown in The Westerner (1960, TV series) Pete in The Silent Call (1961)	[51]
	Strongheart	German Shepherd	1917–1929	Flash in The Silent Call (1921) Brawn in Brawn of the North (1922) Strongheart in The Love Master (1924) White Fang in White Fang (1925) North Star in North Star (1925) Strongheart in The Return of Boston Blackie (1927)	[52]
	Sykes	Parson Russell Terrier	2001–2019	Midsomer Murders Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Alexander Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street The Other Boleyn Girl Young Victoria The Duchess Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time The Wolfman Burke and Hare Clash of the Titans Snow White and the Huntsman	[53]
	Teddy	Great Dane	c. 1910–1925	Teddy at the Throttle Stella Maris The Strangers' Banquet A Boy of Flanders
	Terry	Cairn Terrier	1933–1945	Ready for Love (1934) (uncredited)[54] Rags in Bright Eyes (uncredited)[54] Rainbow in Fury (uncredited)[54] Toto in Barefoot Boy (1938) Pet Dog in Stablemates (1938) (uncredited)[54] Toto in The Wizard of Oz (1939)
	Thunder	German Shepherd	1921–c. 1928	Law of the Lawless Black Lightning Silent Pal His Master's Voice The Phantom of the Forest	[55]
	Uggie	Parson Russell Terrier	2002–2015	Queenie in Water for Elephants (2011) The Dog in The Artist (2011)	Won numerous awards for his performance in The Artist, including the Palm Dog Award during the Cannes Film Festival.[56]

Elephants

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Chirakkal Kalidasan	Asian elephant	Born 1980	Baahubali 2: The Conclusion Punyalan Agarbattis Dil Se..
	Tai	Asian elephant	1968-2021	Larger than Life Operation Dumbo Drop Water for Elephants	[57]

Horses

See also: Wonder horses

Image	Name	Breed	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Bamboo Harvester	American Saddlebred/part-Arabian	1949–1970	Mister Ed in Mister Ed (1961–1966, 145 episodes)	[58]
	Bunting	Halfbred	1961–c. 1980s	Lilla gubben in Pippi Långstrump	[59]
	Buttermilk	Quarter Horse	1941–1972	Dale's horse in The Roy Rogers Show (1951–1956, 30 episodes)	Dale Evans' famous horse
	Cass Ole	Arabian horse	1969–1993	The Black in The Black Stallion (film) and The Black Stallion Returns	[60]
	Champion the Wonder Horse			The Gene Autry Show The Adventures of Champion	The name "Champion" was used by three different horses[61]
	Docs Keepin Time	American Quarter Horse	1987–2013	Black Beauty in Black Beauty (1994) The Black in The Adventures of the Black Stallion
	Popcorn Deelites	Thoroughbred	1998–2022	Seabiscuit	[62]
	Rex	Morgan horse	born c. 1916 or 1917	The King of Wild Horses (1924) Lightning Romance (1924) Black Cyclone (1925) The Devil Horse (1926) Wild Beauty (1927) No Man's Law ([1927) Guardians of the Wild (1928) Two Outlaws (1928) Wild Blood (1929)
	Tony the Wonder Horse		Died 1942	Rough Riding Romance (1919) Sky High (1922) For Big Stakes (1922) Just Tony (1922) Catch My Smoke (1922) (uncredited) Three Jumps Ahead (1923) Stepping Fast (1923) Soft Boiled (1923) The Lone Star Ranger (1923)	Western star Tom Mix's horse (who often received equal billing) in most of Mix's films.
	Trigger	Palomino	1934–1965	San Fernando Valley (1944) Lake Placid Serenade (1944) Don't Fence Me In (1945) Along the Navajo Trail (1945) My Pal Trigger (1946) Roll on Texas Moon (1946) Under Nevada Skies (1946) The Gay Ranchero (1948) Under California Stars (1948) Melody Time (1948) The Golden Stallion (1949) Son of Paleface (1952) The Roy Rogers Show (1951–1957, 101 episodes)	Famous as Roy Rogers' horse.[63]

Primates

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Crystal the Monkey	Capuchin monkey	Born 1994	Monkey in George of the Jungle (1997) Drunk Monkey in: Dr. Dolittle (1998) (uncredited) Dr. Dolittle 2 (2001) (uncredited) Dexter in: Night at the Museum (2006) Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian (2009) (uncredited) Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (2014) Drug-dealing Monkey in The Hangover Part II (2011) Donald the Monkey in Zookeeper (2011) (uncredited) Dr. Rizzo in Animal Practice (2012–2013, seven episodes) Security in Total Dhamaal (2019)	[64]
	J. Fred Muggs	Chimpanzee	Born 1952	Himself on The Today Show (1953–1975)	[65]
	Jiggs	Chimpanzee	c. 1929–1938	Cheeta (uncredited) in: Tarzan the Ape Man (1932) Tarzan the Fearless (1933) Tarzan and His Mate (1934) Nkima in: The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) Tarzan and the Green Goddess (1938)
	Jimmy the Chimp	Chimpanzee	1952–1968	Dark Venture	Trained by John Calvert.[66]
	Jo Mendi II	Chimpanzee	c. 1939–1980	Performer at the Detroit Zoo's chimpanzee theater	[67]
	Joe Martin	Orangutan	c. 1911–c. 1931	Joe Martin (orangutan) filmography	[68]
	Kokomo Jr.	Chimpanzee		Himself on The Today Show (1957–1983)	There were at least two chimpanzees, who performed on alternate days to avoid overwork.
	Manis	Orangutan		Every Which Way but Loose Cannonball Run II	[69]
	Pankun	Chimpanzee	Born 2001	Tensai! Shimura Dōbutsuen (天才！志村動物園, lit. Genius! Shimura Zoo) Dōbutsu Kisō Tengai! (どうぶつ奇想天外!, lit. Unbelievable Animals!)	Retired after attacking and severely injuring a zoo staff trainee.
	Rancho	Monkey		Rancho in Raja Aur Rancho[70] (1997–1998, 178? episodes) Katilon Ke Kaatil[70] (1981) Mera Shikar[70] (1988) Zahreelay[70] (1990) Ahankaar[70] (1995)
	Travis	Chimpanzee	1995–2009	The Maury Povich Show The Man Show Pepsi commercials	It is disputed as to whether he was the same chimpanzee who acted in all of his claimed appearances.[71]

Reptiles

Image	Name	Type	Lifespan	Partial credits	Notes
	Burt	Saltwater crocodile	c. 1930s–2024	Crocodile Dundee Rogue	[72]
	Frank	Asian water monitor	2003–2021	Jessie Bunk'd	[73]
	Pocho	Crocodile	Died 2011	Touching the Dragon Dragon's Feast	[74]

See also

• Animal training
• List of wealthiest animals

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