Eight weeks are all that stand between a group of women prisoners and the fate of retired racing greyhounds facing possible euthanasia.
Synopsis
Eight weeks are all that stand between a group of women prisoners and the fate of retired racing greyhounds facing possible euthanasia.
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Synopsis
At a correctional facility, women prisoners foster retired racing greyhounds. They have eight weeks to train the dogs for adoption. If the dogs do not succeed, they face euthanasia. The program aims to prepare the animals for family life while offering the women a chance to contribute positively. The documentary illustrates the bond that forms between the prisoners and the greyhounds during this critical period.
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Why Watch
- Meet women transforming their lives through dog training.
- Find out how greyhounds adapt to family life.
- See the emotional bonds formed between prisoners and dogs.
Did You Know
- The program allows prisoners only eight weeks to prepare the dogs for adoption.
- The dogs in the program are retired racing greyhounds.
- Without the program, the dogs face the risk of euthanasia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main activity of the women prisoners in the documentary?
The women prisoners foster retired racing greyhounds to prepare them for adoption.
How long do the prisoners have to train the greyhounds?
The prisoners have eight weeks to transform the dogs into family pets.
What happens to the dogs if they are not adopted?
If the dogs are not adopted, they could be euthanised.
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