Carolina Panthers Mascot Sir Purr. The official mascot of the Carolina Panther is Sir Purr. The Panthers introduced Sir Purr in 1995, and since then he has been entertaining everyone around him.

Sir Purr, the Carolina Panthers mascot, leads the team onto the field prior to the game against the Atlanta Falcons at Bank of America Stadium on Oct. 3, 2004 in Charlotte, N.C.

As the only actual bear mascot in the NFL, he might have some words for both Anderson and Sir Purr when the Panthers host Chicago in Week 6. Knowing Staley, it could get ugly.

Carolina Panthers mascot Sir Purr, seen here at a rally in Charlotte uptown’s Romare Bearden Park in 2016, will be at Pelicans Ballpark in Myrtle Beach on Aug. 30.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WGHP) — Carolina Panthers training camp is just getting started, but the Panthers mascot Sir Purr is in mid-season form. Sir Purr greeted fans walking into the first day of camp ...

Blooper, the Atlanta Braves mascot, and Sir Purr, the Carolina Panthers mascot, have both been used via social media in […] GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — For some people, mascots are their ...

While he may have been confused about what and who Sir Purr was, Anderson was anything but confused on the field. Despite the Panthers falling 34-30 to the Raiders, Anderson totaled 115 yards and ...

And Anderson, still in disbelief, shakes his head when Moore tells him he addresses the mascot as Sir Purr. Put a microphone on Anderson every game. He seems like a cool guy.

Robby Anderson's sideline exchange about the Carolina team mascot, Sir Purr, goes viral, ... But it’s been the sideline video of Anderson calling the Panthers’ mascot a bear that has gotten ...

Walkertown Elementary School was abuzz Thursday afternoon as the promise of a surprise guest drew excited chatter. Finally, Sir Purr, the Carolina Panthers’ mascot, burst into the gym, high ...

Carolina Panthers Mascot Sir Purr’s salary is likely to be around $50,000 to $70,000 per year. Get more information on Carolina Panthers Mascot's appearance, fun facts and much more on Sportskeeda.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WGHP) — Carolina Panthers training camp is just getting started, but the Panthers mascot Sir Purr is in mid-season form. Sir Purr greeted fans walking into the first day of camp ...