Walinda

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Walinda

Species

Walrus

Possibly part seal[1]

Gender

Female ♀️

Age

Adult

Nicknames

Unknown

Status

Alive

Position

Wally's mate, mother of their baby walrus pup

Episode debut

"Pups Save Walinda"

Likes

Squid jerky, jellyfish jam, clams, Wally, her baby walrus pup

Dislikes

Getting tangled in buoy chains, satellites heading for the bay, her baby in danger

Voice (US/Canada):

Canada

United States of America

Unknown

Walinda is a female walrus who is Wally's mate and the mother of their unnamed baby walrus pup. Her name was coined by Cap'n Turbot.

Bio

Walinda is Wally's mate and the baby walrus pup's mother. She made her debut in "Pups Save Walinda", in which Wally introduces Cap'n Turbot and the PAW Patrol to her. She was first rescued by the PAW Patrol after she became tangled in a buoy chain. She was also helped by Zuma in "Pups Save a Satellite" when he warned her and the family about a satellite heading right for the bay.

Various pieces of promo art and a storybook for the third season show the baby walrus pup getting stranded on ice and needing to be delivered to Walinda by the PAW Patrol. It is unknown if this episode idea was scrapped or if it will be in a future season.

In addition to the Pups Lend a Paw book, Walinda is featured on the packaging for the Zuma & Wally Rescue Set. She is also described on Wally's Top Trumps card as "his walrus friend Walinda."

Personality

Walinda has a loving, motherly attitude. She also has a hearty appetite, especially when pregnant, wherein she loudly ate Wally's snacks. Compared to Wally, she is less vocal and does not perform tricks as frequently.

Appearance

Walinda is smaller than Wally. She is light purple in color and has shiny skin. She also has whiskers and three black hairs on the top of her head. Her eyes are light purple.

Episode Appearances

Season 2

Pups Save Walinda (debut)

Season 3

Pups Save a Satellite

Season 7

Pups Save the Cupcakes

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