Directed by Lacey Kathleen Adair
The film follows three different rescues as they continue to educate on their daily schedule of providing the basics to feral cats. Governmental and Community issues that arise in the film reflect on the reality of a caretaker for homeless cats in need. These interactions are the real-life obstacles that volunteers encounter as they fight for more institutional and personal involvement in the nationwide feral cat problem.
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