Be Human (1936)

Betty Boop fumes as she watches her farmer neighbor mistreat his livestock. Determined to end the abuse, she turns to Grampy, whose clever mind is always up for a bit of mischief. Together, they craft a sly, inventive scheme designed to humble the cruel man and open his eyes to the suffering he inflicts. Through playful trickery and a sharp dose of poetic justice, the farmer learns a memorable lesson about kindness, all while Betty and Grampy watch with satisfied smiles.