How do I find rows with certain nested strings?

I have a list of students:

Students=['Kerry';'Janet';'Cam';'Tyler']

their birthdays:

Birthdays=['June 1';'July 8';'December 2';'February 7']

and then a nested cell with their pets:

Pets={{'Cat','Fish'};{'Cat','Dog'};{'Bird','Fish'};{'Dog','Hamster'}}

I would like to find the indices of rows that corresponds to the students who have a Cat and or Bird, and eliminate the rows in all the arrays so I get the following information:

idXCatBird= %HELP IS NEEDED HERE
 % Answer should be idXCatBird=[1;2;3];
Students=Students(idXCatBird);
Birthdays=Birthdays(idXCatBird);
Pets=Pets(idXCatBird);

I could do:

listCat = cellfun(@(listCat)strcmp(listCat,'Cat'),Pets,'UniformOutput',false);li
listCat=cellfun(@any,listCat)
listBird = cellfun(@(listBird)strcmp(listBird,'Bird'),Pets,'UniformOutput',false);li
listBird=cellfun(@any,listBird)
numCatBird=listCat+listBird;
[idxCatBird,~]=find(numCatBird)

But I was hoping there was a faster way!

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Try this:

catRows = any(contains(Pets, 'Cat'), 2)
catOwners = Students(catRows)

Here's a more complete demo:

Students = {'Kerry';'Janet';'Cam';'Tyler'}
% Their birthdays:
Birthdays = {'June 1';'July 8';'December 2';'February 7'}
% and then a nested cell with their pets:
Pets = {'Cat','Fish'; 'Cat','Dog'; 'Bird','Fish'; 'Dog','Hamster'}

% Find cat owners:
catRows = any(contains(Pets, 'Cat'), 2)
catOwners = Students(catRows)

% Now print out all the people who own each type of pet:
uniquePets = unique(Pets)
for k = 1 : length(uniquePets)
	fprintf('Here are the owners of %s\n', uniquePets{k});
	thisPet = uniquePets{k};
	rows = any(contains(Pets, thisPet), 2);
	petOwners = Students(rows)
end