A Paw Patrol Christmas

Rubble is excited about Santa delivering a laser drill, but a cold keeps Santa from bringing gifts this year. Meanwhile Mayor Humdinger hatches a plan to snatch the North Pole bounty for himself, setting the stage for a showdown. With Santa sidelined, the PAW Patrol must step up and keep Christmas on track. The pups rally their rescue skills and wits to outmaneuver the chilly obstacle course and the crafty thief, all while lessons about generosity and teamwork come into play. Along the way they adapt when gadgets misfire and snow storms slow their search, keeping the action brisk and the mood hopeful. It stays true to the team dynamics kids expect PAW Patrol, with action, laughs, and heart.

Released in 2025 and directed by Jamie Whitney, this installment expands the PAW Patrol universe. It draws from the franchise created by Tone Thyne, Cal Brunker, and Bob Barlen, with the familiar team led by Chase and Skye. Luke Dietz voices Chase, Lilly Bartlam is Skye, Lucien Duncan-Reid voices Rubble, Jesse Gervasi voices Marshall, and Courtney Gilmour voices Lizzy.

Reception so far is mixed based on early audience feedback, with a 4.7 out of 10 average from five votes. The film centers on teamwork, helping others, and staying hopeful when the holiday is threatened, staying true to the franchise's family friendly tone. The themes emphasize using each pup's unique skills for the common good, sharing, and resilience, all wrapped in holiday magic and light humor that appeals to younger viewers and families.

Box office data for this title has not been publicly released and there are no reported grosses at this time. When available it will reflect a family audience aimed release and may vary by region.

To date there have been no major awards or nominations reported for A Paw Patrol Christmas. The film fits a lighthearted family friendly niche and is designed to entertain younger fans while teaching positive values like teamwork, generosity, and courage in everyday adventures.