What types of villains should streetfighters fight?

What about drug pushers?

The heroes can fight villains who mistake them for other people.
The heroes can fight skip tracers/boutny hunters - some villain paid them to get rid of the heroes.

That's not blackmail, that's extortion. What are the people being blackmailed about? Bummery perchance?

Goldie loves a bit of bummery.... Backs to the wall boys.

Reading Viz has its advantages.

The heroes can fight villains who force others into slave labor.

I need some more human antagonists.

So far, I have:
1. An evil mad scientist who discovers the dimension that the anthropormorphic cats and dogs live in and has evil designs on them and their resources, and/or put the cats and dogs in some kind or observatory for strict scientific observation.
2. An evil safari man who discovers the dimension where the cats and dogs and wants to put them in a zoo.
3. An evil human ringleader who wants to put the cats and dogs in a circus or freak show.
4. The hero cats and dogs can meet some good humans and help them fight human gangs.

What other ideas/suggestions can you come up with?

So they're being blackmailed about their slave labour then? Your cat Tarquin or whatever he's called get the blackmailers so the victims can go back to their slaving. What about the poor slaves? Is it because they're Moslems?

SIGH- Crime bosses and send their lackeys out to recruit innocent people to work for them.

1. A guy that walks through the streets shouting incoherent gibberish that confuses and terrifies the populace.
2. A man that has the power to turn every animal into an asexual blob of tapioca, which the man then berates for being so lifeless.
3. An animal control specialist that cages the heroes and then lectures them for 12 hour straight about how they have no souls and are going to hell.

Who is doing the blackmailing, and what are they being blackmailed about? Is it bummery?

The Bible says animals go back to the dust of the earth.

It says the same thing about humans. Your point?

Also I'm pretty sure the Bible does NOT address superhero streetfighter animals. So the concept is still plausible.

HUMAN BEINGS HAVE SOULS. WHEN PEOPLE PASS THEY GO TO EITHER HEAVEN OR HELL.

My characters are ACTION HEROES. NOT SUPERHEROES.

Maybe the heroes can fight human hunters who want to hunt them for their skins/furs. But this idea might be a little weird and creepy.

Do people in the real world hunt cats and dogs?

Superhero from wikipedia:

A superhero is a type of stock character dedicated to protecting the public. Since the debut of the prototypical superhero Superman in 1938, stories of superheroes — ranging from brief episodic adventures to continuing years-long sagas — have dominated comic books and crossed over into other media. The word itself dates to at least 1917.[1] A female superhero is sometimes called a superheroine. "Super heroes" is a trademark co-owned by DC Comics and Marvel Comics.[2]

By most definitions, characters strictly require actual superhuman powers to be deemed superheroes.[3] However, this term can be applied to characters who perform the same functions but are devoid of such powers and abilities who are alternately referred to as costumed crime fighters; examples of the latter are characters such as Batman and Green Arrow. Such characters were generally referred to as "mystery men" in the late 1930s and 1940s (a period historians and fans call the Golden Age of Comic Books), to distinguish them from characters with super-powers.[citation needed]

In the traditional paradigm, superheroes utilize their abilities to combat criminal actions and to supplement the endeavors of law enforcement by circumventing legal restrictions on police entities to achieve success. In addition to this fundamental purpose, a superhero is also prone to combating characters representing their polar opposites known as supervillains, which are usually characters possessing similar powers and abilities who utilize them for nefarious or malicious purposes. Traditionally, a superhero will regularly engage in physical and strategic combat with a collection of recurring idiosyncratic and iconic villains often known as a rogues gallery in attempting to thwart a number of schemes; it is also common for one of these characters to serve as a primary antagonist for a superhero as an archenemy, with the others serving as secondary nemeses. Additionally, superheroes sometimes will combat such threats as aliens and supernatural or mythological entities.

According to Oxford:

superhero - a hero possessing extraordinary heroic attributes.

My heroes ARE NOT SUPERHEROES. They don't have special costumes or secret IDs, they fight crime and evil as themselves. They don't have special powers/abilities and/or attributes, or special weapons.

They are a group of "normal" people who took it upon themselves to fight crime and evil.

A street gang that fights other street gangs and other villains.

Think THE WARRIORS but with cats and dogs.

The A-Team fought bad guys - they were ACTION HEROES, not SUPERHEROES.

While the heroes are being held captive by the evil mad scientist, their PETS are the ones that come and save the day.

I thought the hero was a cat. If the animals are pets they don't have human attributes. After 5 long years you should have thought this through.

SIGH- my heroes are ANTHROPOMORPHIC cats and dogs. SOME OF THEM HAVE PETS.

Is there a RULE against funny animals having pets?:





In some Looney Tunes cartoons, Sylvester was Porky's pet:

If your cartoon has humans in it as well, you're creating a 3 tier system. You're going to get confused. Why are you asking what the rules are when you've already made your mind up?

What does Leviticus have to say on the matter?