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In this seasonal tribute to the traditional Thanksgiving meal, Bugs Bunny dispenses diet advice -- including, of course, carrots -- to his friends who have overindulged during their holiday celebration. Dr. Bugs applies his medical expertise to Porky Pig and Sylvester, who are afraid they've put on weight, and calls on assistance from Yosemite Sam, The Road Runner, Tweety and the Tazmanian Devil to prove his dieting theories.

Miffy takes a tumble in the snow with her scooter, but she makes it home to Mother Bunny with no harm done.

Over the past several decades, Americans 2534 years old experienced significant declines in net worth while increasing their debt. For every dollar worth of assets owned, this group carries 70 cents worth of debt. The Feed the Pig campaign aims to reverse this trend by empowering younger Americans to take charge of their personal finances by living within their means and saving for long-term financial security. Statistics demonstrate that this groups financial behaviors, while less established, tend toward debt accumulation, and this is happening during a period of milestone events such as getting married, having children and caring for aging parents. But there is hope: more working time before retirement means that their current financial decisions have a greater impact (positive or negative) on their long-term financial security. With this campaign, AICPA and Ad Council hope to get younger Americans to establish better spending and saving habits. The campaign draws upon a traditional savings symbol, the piggy bank, to encourage 25-34 year olds to find the benefits of saving for every stage of life. Feed the Pig was the first national financial literacy PSA campaign and is the only one that targets 25-34 year olds. Feed the Pig extends the reach of the CPA professions highly successful 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy initiative.

Porky enters a hospital with a stomachache and contends with a crazy cat