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For the creature page of cats in Fallout 4 , see house cat. For an overview of pets in Fallout Shelter, see Fallout Shelter pets. |
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Cats are creatures found in Fallout 2, Fallout 4 and Fallout Shelter.
Background
Cats are a species of small predatory carnivorous animals that were valued by humans before the Great War for their companionship and ability to hunt vermin, such as rodents, snakes, scorpions, and other household pests.
After the Great War, many cats in what used to be the United States were hunted for food because they were an easy prey.[1] Although not as common as before the Great War, domestic cats still survive as witnessed in the Commonwealth. Domestic cats are something of a luxury item; Stacy noted that her late mother kept a close guard on their cat. A woman in Broken Hills also noted feeding their cat.
Some cats were possibly thrown into FEV vats by the Master in the Mariposa Military Base and by the Vault-Tec scientists in Vault 87, together with humans, dogs and other animals. The misshapen centaurs are the result of this mix.
Known cats
- Two cats can be found in Catherine's room in Sandy Coves Convalescent Home.
- A cat named Toro can be found in Diamond City.
- A cat called Emmett can be found next to Proctor Quinlan's desk on the Prydwen.
- Several house cats can be found directly south of Gorski cabin, along with a Trader selling cat meat at Walden Pond.
- There are a large number of cats in the Hawthorne residence in The Stands of Diamond City.
- Stacy, a resident of the Den in 2241, used to have a cat called Cuddles as a child that was killed for food.[1]
- A man in Broken Hills mentions his pet cat.
- A cat can be seen in the slideshow in the sacrificial chamber in Vault 11.
- Dora can be found in the town of Covenant.
- There is a grey house cat found inside of Sleepwalker's place.
- There is a cat named Maisie lounging around the house entrance of Abernathy farm.
- There is a cat near the trader's shack, west of the Ranger cabin.
- There's a single cat in South Boston Church in front of a cat altar.
- Inside Vault 81, there is a cat called Ashes that belongs to Erin Combes.
- A gray cat can be found in the shop, Mean Pastries, in the vicinity of Pickman Gallery.
- There is a house cat in the cottage near Pickman Gallery.
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Mr. Pussy, a domestic cat, died in Carbon, Texas in 2208. Ruby the prostitute wanted to find him when he got lost, and asked the Initiate to help. They discovered the cat's corpse in the Carbon Crater and brought it back to Ruby.
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 | The following is based on Van Buren design documents and is not canon. |
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According to the Nursery design document, various cats were to make an appearance there. There would have been friendly domestic cats kept by humans, as well as wildcats, bobcats and panthers that were hostile to the player.
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Related quests
Notes
- If you use the perk Animal Friend on a cat and attack or get caught stealing from a settlement, all settlers will attack the cat as though it is a threat, though it is not combat enabled.
- With the Wasteland Workshop add-on, a cat can be captured in any settlement via a cat cage. Once released, it will add 10 bonus happiness points to the settlement (as much as some tier 1-2 stores). A beta wave emitter is not necessary to tame them. Also unlike all other captures, cats captured this way are protected.
- Fallout 4 is the first canon game in the series in which cats are actually seen alive. (Fallout Shelter being non-canon.)
- Killed cats will usually have cat meat in their inventory.
- Mr. House believes cats to be extinct as none can be found in the Mojave Wasteland.[2]
- Cats are not hostile to the player in any way.
Gallery
Fallout Shelter pet cats
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Stacy's dialogue in Fallout 2
- ↑ "Mr. House: There's more than one way to skin a cat, as the saying goes. Or went, that is - cats being extinct."