Over half a million feral cats roam the streets of New York City, struggling for survival without official support or management policies.
Synopsis
Over half a million feral cats roam the streets of New York City, struggling for survival without official support or management policies.
Synopsis
In Brooklyn, animal welfare volunteers work tirelessly to rescue stray cats. With over half a million feral cats in New York City, four dedicated activists take personal risks to save as many as possible. They face challenges in an urban environment, often sacrificing time and resources. Their efforts address the lack of official policies for managing the growing feral cat population. The film presents their commitment and the plight of these animals.
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Why Watch
- Meet passionate Brooklyn volunteers saving feral cats.
- Find out about the feral cat crisis in NYC.
- See the daily struggles of street cats.
Did You Know
- New York City has over half a million feral cats on the streets.
- The documentary features four dedicated volunteers in Brooklyn.
- The film has a runtime of 87 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many feral cats are estimated to roam the streets of New York City?
Over half a million feral cats roam the streets of New York City.
What do the volunteers in Brooklyn do for feral cats?
The volunteers in Brooklyn devote their time and energy to rescuing as many feral cats as possible.
Who directed the documentary 'The Cat Rescuers'?
Rob Fruchtman directed the documentary 'The Cat Rescuers'.
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