Toodles Galore is a character in the Tom and Jerry series. She has white fur, wears a neck ribbon, and is considered attractive by other characters (specifically other cats).
Prior to her debut in the Tom and Jerry short Springtime for Thomas (1946), a white female cat resembling a prototype version of Toodles previously appeared (alongside a black alley cat resembling a prototype version of Butch Cat) in the one-shot MGM cartoon The Alley Cat (1941) directed by Hugh Harman. A character model sheet for the short refers to her as "The Lady Cat".
Toodles is the first of many female cats that Tom falls for over the course of the series, and is the most recurring of all of Tom's love interests. She does not speak and rarely moves about. She is also the love interest of Butch Cat, as which Tom and Butch often rival each other for her affections. Toodles was also the love interest of Jerry. In Casanova Cat he falls head over heels in love with her.