Based on the popular line of plush dolls, this fun-filled feature follows Pound Puppies Cooler, Whopper (and Big Paw), and company as they try to track down a mystical object known as the "Bone of Scone" that allows children and canines to communicate with each other. As the dynamic dogs attempt to retrieve the item from a group of thieves, they experience the adventure of a lifetime.
Pierre DeCelles
Director
Greg Berg
Beamer (voice)
Ruth Buzzi
Nose Marie (voice)
Nancy Cartwright
Bright Eyes (voice)
Cathy Cavadini
Charlamange / Collette (voice)
Ryan Davis
Puppy (voice)
Joey Dedio
Jeff (voice)
Ashley Hall
Cooler (voice)
Brennan Howard
Cooler / Digalot (voice)
Janice Kawaye
Tammy (voice)
Alwyn Kushner
Whopper's Neice (voice)
Jasper Kushner
Whopper's Nephew (voice)
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