(including once in the face) as Butch's son tugs. The stork arrives and announces Butch has even more puppies to add to his family. The cartoon ends as Sylvester, finally having enough of dealing with the bulldog puppies and Butch's abuses, chases the stork and shoots at him. Stock Footage In a rarely seen CBS Saturday morning showing of Satan's Waitin, stock footage is used for an alternative ending. When Sylvester declares he does not want Tweety, it next shows him walking along the sidewalk. Butch's son attacks his tail and is put under the tin can. The plot plays out with Butch arriving, grabbing Sylvester and freeing his son. Instead of Butch hammering the can on Sylvester, it shows Sylvester walking, with the puppy biting and pulling his tail. Butch watches from his doghouse. The cartoon irises out, with Sylvester's purgatory, becoming the puppy's "playmate". See also List of American films of 1955 References External links 1955 films 1955 comedy films Merrie Melodies short films 1950s Warner Bros. animated short films 1955 animated films 1955 short films Animated films about cats Animated films about dogs 1950s English-language films Sylvester the Cat films Short films directed by Friz Freleng Films scored by Carl Stalling