The Bremen Town Musicians. By SOYUZMULTFILM, 1969 year.

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The little cabin had become a true HOME for the Friends — complete with squeaky floorboards, a leaky roof, and Wi-Fi that only worked if you stood on one leg in the corner. But hey, it was theirs, and in their hearts they carried a GRAND DREAM.
One sunny morning, a cheerful young Troubadour grabbed his guitar (which had more stickers than strings) and set off on an adventure with his loyal crew — the Donkey, the Dog, the Cat, and the Rooster.
The Donkey was the muscle of the team. Strong, stubborn, and always ready to argue about the “right” way to carry luggage. But when he sang, his voice was so loud that squirrels fell out of trees in shock.
The Troubadour was a walking jukebox. He could make up songs about literally anything — friendship, adventures, or even the Dog’s obsession with chewing shoes. His melodies were so catchy that even villains sometimes clapped along before remembering they were supposed to look scary.
The Doghad once been a guard dog, but now he was more of a snack enthusiast. He still had the nose of a detective, though — he could sniff out a hidden cookie jar from a mile away.
The Cat was the ultimate trickster. He could sneak into any place, usually in search of a sunny windowsill or someone else’s sandwich. He claimed to know “a thousand ways out of trouble,” though most of them involved blaming the Dog.
The Rooster was basically the group’s alarm clock. He woke everyone up at dawn with his proud “Cock-a-doodle-doo!” — whether they wanted it or not. He loved shiny things, dreamed of stardom, and practiced his stage poses whenever he saw his reflection in a puddle.
Together, they marched through the forest, singing songs, cracking jokes, and arguing about who got to carry the snacks.
But suddenly — what was that?
Hidden in the thicket stood an old cabin. Inside, real bandits were plotting evil deeds!
Their leader, a cunning bandit woman, was hatching a wicked plan — to attack the royal procession and the King himself. She even had a PowerPoint presentation titled “How to Steal a Crown in 5 Easy Steps.”
Did our heroes panic? Nope.
They came up with a clever trick: the Donkey brayed like a monster, the Dog barked like thunder, the Cat yowled like a ghost, the Rooster screamed like a fire alarm, and the Troubadour strummed a tune so wild it sounded like heavy metal.
The bandits freaked out, dropped their loot, and ran for their lives — probably straight into a self-help seminar about “choosing better career paths.”
And so, the Friends laughed, high-fived, and decided that maybe their GRAND DREAM wasn’t just about finding a home… but about making the world a little less scary (and a lot more musical).
By Aleksander Zubowicz
An original adaptation of the classic work "The Bremen Town Musicians", based on the characters of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale.

P.S. The story is similar to :
the German/Swiss "The Robber and the Farm Animals",
the Norwegian "The Sheep and the Pig Who Set Up House",
the Finnish "The Animals and the Devil",
the Flemish "The Choristers of St. Gudule",
the Scottish "The Story of the White Pet",
the English "The Bull, the Tup, the Cock, and the Steg" and "How Jack went to seek his fortune"
the Irish "Jack and His Comrades",
the Spanish "Benibaire",
the American "How Jack Went to Seek His Fortune" and "The Dog, the Cat, the Ass, and the Cock",
the South African "The World's Reward".
Variants also appear in tale compilations from Indian, Malay and Japanese sources.
*(who composed and performed).
This is scene from the musical animated short film. An original adaptation also of the classic work "The Bremen Town Musicians".