Dog-Sitter Porky

Dog-Sitter Porky is an American animated comedy Looney Tunes short film directed by animator Chuck Jones. The short film's plot is about Porky Pig trying to babysit Bugs Bunny's pet dog, but the dog is not a slight fan with him as she keeps on hurting Porky. The short film stars Jeff Bergman, in one of his times voicing Looney Tunes characters after Mel Blanc's death in 1989. Bill Farmer provides the vocal effects for Bugs' dog, who is named as Holly in the short film.
The short film released in theaters on June 17, 1991. Friz Freleng returned from his retirement (from 1986) to work on this short film. It is also the last Looney Tunes project he worked on before his death in 1995.
== Synopsis ==
Bugs Bunny gives his friend Porky a task to take care of his dog Holly while he is shopping for groceries after finding out there's no more food in the house. Porky thinks that it's easy, but is it?
== Voice cast ==
* Jeff Bergman as Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny, Foghorn Leghorn, Daffy Duck
* Bill Farmer as Holly
* Charlie Adler, Bill Melendez, and Jim Cummings as Additional Voices
==Transcript==
See: Dog-Sitter Porky/Transcript