Everest speeds down a snowy mountain slope on skis, poles in paws and peaks looming behind. Color her fur gray-white, her ski uniform and helmet teal, and the mountain peaks a cold pale blue. The pine trees on the left look great in deep forest green.
PAW Patrol Coloring Pages
Free printable PAW Patrol coloring pages — clean line art, sized for US Letter and A4. Every page is a single-tap PDF download, ready to print at home or in the classroom.
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Marshall stands in front of his fire truck, helmet on and Dalmatian spots on full display. Color his fur white with jet black spots, his helmet and truck fire-engine red, and the hose roll a warm tan. The number 3 on his helmet is a nice detail to finish in bold dark.
Skye pilots her helicopter through the sky with a big grin, two clouds floating past on either side. Color her pink fur and matching aviator helmet, the helicopter body a bright pink or magenta, and the rotor blades a contrasting gray. The cockpit window makes a great pale blue or teal detail.
Zuma steers his inflatable rescue boat across the waves, wearing his orange uniform and cap with goggles pushed up on his head. Color his fur warm chocolate brown, his uniform and cap bright orange, and the boat body a matching orange-tan. The water below works well in soft blues and aqua.
Chase sits in front of his police cruiser, smiling in full uniform with his officer cap and badge. Color his fur warm tan, his cap and vest bright blue, and the car body a deeper navy. The CHASE nameplate on the bumper is a nice detail to finish in silver.
Chase stands in his full police outfit, uniform vest buckled and cap on, with the PAW Patrol logo behind him. Color his fur golden tan, his cap and vest deep blue, and the PAW Patrol logo in bold red and yellow for a striking cover-ready look.
Marshall sits proudly by a fire hydrant with a hose coiled at his feet and his red firefighter helmet on. Color his fur white with bold black spots, his helmet fire-engine red, and the hydrant a classic yellow. The water puddle at his feet looks great filled in with soft blue.
Four PAW Patrol pups crowd around a cheerful snowman wearing a pompom hat and striped scarf. Color Chase's fur golden tan, Marshall's white coat with black spots, Rubble's brown fur under a red Santa hat, and the snowman's scarf in bright holiday stripes.
Chase stands on duty near a traffic light, police car parked at his side with POLICE marked on the door. Color his fur warm golden tan, his uniform and cap deep blue, and the traffic light red, yellow, and green from top to bottom. The POLICE lettering on the car door looks sharp traced with a dark marker.
Skye walks toward you with her pilot helmet and tiny rotor on top, pink uniform strapped and badge on her collar. Color her fur soft pink, her uniform a deeper rose pink, and the propeller blades pale gray. Her big expressive eyes are easy and rewarding to color.
Chase waves one paw in a friendly greeting, the PAW PATROL title in bold letters above him. Color his fur golden tan, his uniform and cap deep blue, and the title text in any combo you like. Red and yellow make the most eye-catching version.
Skye rides her miniature helicopter with one paw raised, grinning as she rushes to the rescue. Color her pink fur, pink pilot suit, and goggle frame pale yellow. The helicopter's round smiley face on the front looks great left bright white with colored eyes.
Rubble stands in front of his excavator, hard hat on and construction vest strapped up for a big job. Color his fur warm brown, his hard hat and uniform bright yellow, and the excavator a matching construction orange-yellow. Dark gray on the tracks and boom arm adds a nice contrast.
Chase, Skye, and Rubble grin in a classic team portrait, badges on and ready to go. Color Chase's fur golden tan, Skye's fur pale pink with a rose-pink helmet, and Rubble's warm brown fur under his yellow construction cap. The diagonal rays in the background look great in pale yellow or light blue.
Ryder jumps in the air with one fist raised and a grin on his face, his PAW Patrol badge gleaming on his jacket. Color his hair dark brown, his jacket red and white, and his sneakers in your favorite color. The badge is a great spot for gold or yellow.
Zuma speeds downhill on his sled in a red Santa hat, a wrapped present bouncing on his back. Color his fur warm chocolate brown, his Santa hat bright red with a white pompom, and the sled a warm wood brown. The present looks great in any festive color with a contrasting ribbon.
The iconic PAW Patrol shield badge fills the page, with chunky PAW block letters, a paw print nested in the center A, and a dog-bone banner reading PATROL below. Color the shield red, the letters yellow, and the paw print in a contrasting shade to make the logo pop.
Rocky sits next to a wrapped Christmas present, wearing a cheerful elf hat over his usual green cap. Color his fur warm gray-brown, his uniform and hat forest green, and the present in bright Christmas red. The curly ribbon on top looks great with gold or silver.
Ryder stands with all six pups lined up in front of the tall Lookout tower, its periscope and slide rising behind them. Color each pup in their signature shade: red, blue, pink, green, orange, and yellow, with the tower in cool greys and blues. Work through one character at a time to keep the big scene manageable.
Rubble sits in a rock pile with his shovel raised and a tool box clipped to his side. Color his fur warm brown, his hard hat and uniform bright yellow, and the shovel blade silver-gray. The rubble pile on the ground works well in mixed grays and tans for a realistic look.
Liberty grips the handlebars with her ears streaming behind her as she scoots down a busy city street. Try soft lavender for her helmet and jacket, golden tan for her fur, and brick red for the scooter. Leave the storefront windows light so the street scene doesn't compete with her.
Rocky stands next to his big recycling truck with a wrench, screwdriver, and pliers lined up in front of him. Color his cap and vest forest green, his fur grey, and the truck in shades of green and silver. Save the truck's grille lines for a fine-tip marker so they stay sharp.
Rocky sits and waves with a big friendly grin, one paw raised to say hi. Color his fur soft grey, his vest forest green, and his collar tag silver. The simple shapes and clean background make this a quick, easy one to finish.
Marshall tumbles head over paws after his rolling ball, all four feet kicked up in the air. Color his spots black, his fire helmet and badge red, and the ball in playful stripes. Take your time with the small round spots so each one stays neat and round.
The Lookout tower stands tall with its round observation deck, curling slide, and paw badge shield on the front. Color the tower body silver blue, the windows sky blue, and the slide bright red. Leave the grass and bushes a simple green so the tower stays the star of the page.
Tracker crouches beneath giant banana leaves in his explorer hat, backpack strapped on for a jungle adventure. Color his gear leaf green, his fur warm tan and cream, and the banana leaves in shades of forest green. Save the vine curls for last so the thin lines stay crisp.
Everest grins as she pushes a huge snowball across the mountainside, snowy peaks rising behind her. Color her fur soft grey and white, her vest icy blue, and the mountains a cool light blue. The wide-open snow makes this an easy one for little hands to finish fast.
Ryder grips the handlebars of his rugged ATV, helmet strapped on and ready to roll. Color his jacket sky blue, his helmet white and blue, and the ATV in bold red and black. Try shading the tire treads a touch darker so the wheels look ready for rough terrain.
Six shield badges sit in two neat rows, each one showing a different pup's symbol, from a flame to an anchor. Color the flame badge red, the wings pink, and the anchor orange, then give each shield its own bold shade. The simple shapes make this a quick and satisfying one to finish.
Fun things to do with your PAW Patrol coloring pages
Make your own pup tags
Each dog has its own badge — Chase has a police shield, Marshall has a flame, Skye has wings, Rocky has arrows, Zuma has an anchor and Rubble has a wrench. Draw a picture on a badge, cut it out, make a hole at the top, and pull a string through so children can wear their favourite dog's tag.
Build a paper Lookout Tower
Use a clean cardboard tube or a stack of small boxes to build the famous Lookout. Then, colour and cut out the pups to stand around it. Ryder calls the team to the top — your dogs are ready to slide down for the next Adventure Bay rescue.
Pup rescue trading cards
Print on thick paper, color each pup, and write their badge color, vehicle, and rescue skill on the back. Zuma can do water rescues, Rocky can do recycling, and Skye can do aviation. Trade with friends until you have all the PAW Patrol figures.
Adventure Bay puppet show
Color and cut out Chase, Marshall, Skye, and the others. Then, tape each pup to a popsicle stick. Hide behind the couch, call out "PAW Patrol, to the Lookout!", and act out a rescue mission for the whole family to watch.
Design your own new pup
Create a new character for the PAW Patrol. You can choose your own colors for the pup. You can also draw a new badge, name their vehicle, and decide on their rescue specialty. Some examples are desert pup, space pup, or deep-sea pup.
Pup-themed party placemats
For a Paw Patrol birthday, color a page for each guest. Then, slide each page into a clear plastic sleeve. This will make a placemat that you can wipe clean. Kids find their seats at the table by spotting their favorite pup waiting on the chair.
Mini rescue mission storybook
Color several pages. Write a one-sentence caption under each. For example, you could write, "Chase is on the case!" or "Marshall puts out the fire!" Then staple the pages together along the side to make a little book. You've built your own PAW Patrol comic from the beginning to the end of the story.
Classroom pup wall
Have each child color a different pup or vehicle. Then, arrange them on a bulletin board as one big Adventure Bay scene. Put the Lookout in the center. Add each child's name next to the puppy they colored. This will create a class-wide display of pride.