Heartwarming / Creature Comforts

• Let's begin with the poor bloodhound. Most of the time when we see him, he's talking about what may be, or is, wrong with him, among other gloomy things. However, towards the end of the Pet Shop episode, he smiles as he talks about himself getting adopted by a nice family. At least he counts his blessings!
• In the US series, the Buffalo talks about how he's gone through hard times, but his grandchildren make life worth living. The animation has a few tears roll down his face and he's clearly choked up in happiness.
• Another example from the Pet Shop episode. Trixie and Captain Cuddlepuss are most often seen arguing with each other over something petty; however, when asked how much they're worth, Cuddlepuss says he wouldn't sell her; and Trixie wouldn't sell him, either. Aww.
• Towards the end of the episode on Families ("The Brood"), the Pig gives a speech about how much he loved his father, how he saw him as a role model, and how he doesn't think his own parenting will ever measure up to his dad's. The animation has him rub a tear from his eye towards the end; you can definitely sense his mournful admiration. It's almost a Tear Jerker on top of that.
• There's also the mice in Merry Christmas, the final episode of Series 1. The younger one had been seen in previous episodes, but was very antisocial and indifferent to most scenarios. Here, he's seen at his happiest, ending the episode by wishing the viewers a Merry Christmas, ^note Or, " Happy Christmas " in his own words. as him and the older mouse smile to the camera. Awww...
• The two bats have a very sweet moment in one episode in which the animals are talking about looks and plastic surgery. One says she's not all that happy with her nose, only for the other (Muriel) to very confidently declare that her friend has a lovely face and a lovely profile and doesn't need to change anything. There's a pause, and the other replies: "Thank you, Muriel. You are my friend for life."