Famous Cats That Start With F
A directory of 485 famous cats from movies, television, books, comics, the internet, history, and the real pets of public figures. 41 entries have an available article. The other entries remain as directory summaries or brief reference notes. Forty-four profiles have dated source reviews, including three short reference notes. The 116 expanded biographies awaiting individual source review are withheld; their legacy directory summaries remain labelled unchecked. Withdrawn entries and consolidated duplicates are excluded from this directory.
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F.D.C. WillardDirectory summary
Actually called Chester, the cat of Jack H. Hetherington, who listed him as author of several physics papers from 1975 to 1980.
FaithDirectory summary
A London cat that took up residence in St Faith & St Augustine's church in wartime, and received a PDSA Silver Medal for her bravery in caring for her kitten...
FantomcatDirectory summary
A masked swashbuckling hero who joins the Detective Team after his release and is nicknamed Fantomcat.
FaronDirectory summary
: Lazy Cat that is carried around by Freida in the comic strip Peanuts.
Fat Freddie's CatDirectory summary
A cat from the comic strip Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers.
FelicetteDirectory summary
The first cat ever launched into space by the French Centre d'Enseignement et de Recherches de Medecine Aeronautique.
FeliciaDirectory summary
Game · Darkstalkers / Vampire (Capcom, arcade 1994)
Legacy summary; expanded biography awaiting source review.
Anthropomorphic cat-girl warrior from Capcom's 1994 Darkstalkers; an early example of the cat-girl design that later spread through anime and games.
FelixDirectory summary
Movie · Felix the Cat (Pat Sullivan / Otto Messmer)
Legacy summary; expanded biography awaiting source review.
A cute, funny black and white cat created in the silent film era.
FiddleDirectory summary
One of the Jazz Cats in the Television The Friendly Giant, cat puppets who played music with the The Friendly Giant and his friends.
Figaro
Movie · Pinocchio and Disney shorts
Kitten in Disney’s Pinocchio who also appears in Disney animated shorts.
FindusDirectory summary
A cat who dresses up and talks with his old Swedish farmer, Pettson in the book Pettson and Findus.
FirestarDirectory summary
The main character for the first arc of Warriors books as well as a major supporting character for the subsequent arcs, he is a flame-colored tom with deep g...
FlossieDirectory summary
Real pet 1995 · Guinness World Records (oldest living cat)
An affectionate, easygoing senior cat who stayed playful well past her twenties.
Fluffy catDirectory summary
Appeared in MASH Episode "Springtime".
Fluffy catDirectory summary
A cat from the Television program The Brady Bunch, appeared in the pilot episode only.
FossDirectory summary
Belonging to Edward Lear; subject of many drawings, some published in The Heraldic Blazon of Foss the Cat; inspired The Owl & the Pussycat.
FrancisDirectory summary
An irrepressibly curious house cat in the book Felidae, deduces that whoever is murdering the neighborhood tabbys has a warped mind and is attempting to bree...
Fred the Undercover KittyDirectory summary
A cat famous for assisting the NYPD and Brooklyn District Attorney's Office in 2006.
Freddy the CatDirectory summary
An alley cat whose object is to perform certain tasks within the homes of people in order to reach to his love Felicia.
Fritti TailchaserDirectory summary
Joins with friends Pouncequick and Roofshadow on an epic quest in the book Tailchaser's Song.
FritzDirectory summary
Comic · Fritz the Cat (Robert Crumb)
Legacy summary; expanded biography awaiting source review.
The main character of the Fritz the Cat films and comics. He is a college-aged anthropomorphic cat, presumably living in the 1960s.
FurrballDirectory summary
A greyish-blue ragged looking cat from the animation Tiny Toon Adventures, with a bandage around his tail.
About this encyclopedia
Entries cover both fictional cats (movies, books, comics, video games) and real ones (presidential pets, military mascots, internet celebrities, public-figure rescues). Legacy summaries still need individual source review. Unreviewed expanded biographies are withheld; short reference notes and summary-only detail pages carry noindex. The methodology explains the review scope. Have a famous cat we should add? Tell us.