Yowl (verb)

1. To utter a long, loud, mournful cry, as of a cat or a dog.
2. To express oneself with a loud, prolonged cry or howl, as in pain or anger.

Origin:

Middle english yowelen, from old english gēawlian.

Examples:

1. The cat yowled when it saw the dog outside.
2. The dog yowled in pain after it was hit by a car.
3. The baby yowled for hours before it fell asleep.
4. The bear yowled as it roamed the forest.
5. The man yowled in anger as he slammed the door shut.