Synopsis
For years, euthanizing unwanted cats has been seen as a viable solution to deal with cat overpopulation. Now cat rescue groups, shelter workers and humane societies alike are calling for a stop to the needless killing of healthy, adoptable animals and demanding humane alternatives.
This gritty and moving documentary takes the viewer to the frontlines of the cat overpopulation crisis, as these grassroots activists work to rescue these lost and abandoned animals. What does it tell us about our society when an animal becomes as disposable as a pop can?
Produced in association with Global Television & the Canadian Television Fund
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Award winning filmmakers Maya Gallus & Justine Pimlott formed Red Queen Productions to create provocative, cutting-edge films about women, social issues, culture & the arts. Based in Toronto, Red Queen makes documentary features, hour long, and series for theatrical release, traditional broadcast and the web. Productions