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(27) 7.6 87 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Cat Rescuers is a movie starring Claire Corey, Tara Green, and Stuart Siet. Feral and abandoned cats prowl the streets of New York City in the tens of thousands. Because the City can't handle this problem, hundreds of dedicated,...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Rob Fruchtman, Steve Lawrence
Starring
Latonya 'Sassee' Walker, Stuart Siet, Claire Corey, Tara Green

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Genres Documentary
Director Rob Fruchtman, Steve Lawrence
Stars Latonya 'Sassee' Walker, Stuart Siet, Claire Corey, Tara Green
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 27 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Feral and abandoned cats prowl the streets of New York City in the tens of thousands. Because the City can't handle this problem, hundreds of dedicated, volunteer rescuers have come to their aid. Our film focuses on four of them in the borough of Brooklyn.

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23 customer reviews about «The Cat Rescuers»

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Nicholas Robinson
Monday, 26 Oct 2020 18:55

I've had the pleasure of seeing this movie and I must say it's a pretty good documentary, not too serious, but some really good facts in the movie, I enjoyed watching this movie and I'm glad that I watched it, and I'm hoping to see a sequel to it. This movie had a great way to introduce the effects of the internet and the fact that we don't know what the internet is but we use it every single day, and this movie was really good at that, I'm glad to see that in a documentary, and I was really happy that I watched this documentary, but I would also like to see a sequel to this, that I think we should see, this documentary was really good, I'm glad I watched it and I think it deserves a 7 out of 10.
Ryan West
Tuesday, 20 Oct 2020 12:10

The Cat Rescuers is a documentary by journalist Jessica Salcer which focuses on two orphaned cats that became important in society. While it is certainly not an exhaustive documentary, it does provide a glimpse into the lives of two cats and their animal guardians. One of the kittens is named Lady, who is also shown interacting with her human owner, and is known as Lady as a "cat ambassador." The other kitten is named King, who was also very important to his owner, and is also shown interacting with other people. The best part of the documentary is the relationship between Lady and King, which is never shown on screen but their stories are very strong. I found this to be a very insightful and interesting documentary.
Pamela B.
Wednesday, 14 Oct 2020 05:26

As an avid jogger, I can relate to this film. I spent much of my youth and early adulthood (early 40s) running around Manhattan. Running so much is a way of life for me. Although I don't recall ever running off a trail in NYC, my life is a bit different than the typical New Yorker. This is a nice film about the activities that I did and the people I ran with, the places I visited, and the dreams that are often blocked out by reality. The film is a wonderful document of my childhood and how it changed me, and it's an eye-opening look at the people who ran with me and the places that I used to visit. If you have never run, you may enjoy this film.
George H.
Wednesday, 07 Oct 2020 13:12

This documentary follows the adventures of four brave cats and their owners in trying to find a better life in the countryside. The cats are Koda (Nathan Kleist), Poopie (Eddie Regan), C.M. (Linda Sanderson), and Happy (Harry Craddock). The owners are part of a local show and the cats are the 'actors' of the show. They spend a lot of time talking about their lives, the reasons they wanted to become cats, and the hardships they had to endure in the past. The cats have their own office, which is very quiet and tranquil. The owners are very fond of their cats and their passion for the show seems to have taken over the cats' lives. It is an interesting documentary about cats and the show business. It has a very positive ending, but I have a question. How can one be so serious about a show about cats when they are so happy with their life?
Harry A.
Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 05:05

This is a very effective documentary that goes to the bottom of the problem and shows how one person can make a difference. It's a film that you will want to see over and over again. It is a real eye opener and tells the truth about cat rescues. There is not one person who says this is not true, but there are many people who say this is not true. This is a very good documentary that deserves much more attention than it is getting.
Pamela Herrera
Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 12:50

This documentary, 'The Cat Rescuers', is the first documentary in the history of the world to examine the impact of the cat on people and the environment. The cat, which is a domesticated species, has had a long history of being abused by humans. From the late 19th century to the early 1980s, the cat was the subject of cruel and cruel treatment. This documentary explores the cat's impact on the environment, and shows the importance of caring for the environment. It also shows how the cat's impact on the environment is affecting humans. The documentary is extremely powerful and should be shown to all people, especially to people who are concerned about the environment. This documentary should be seen by everyone. It should be shown in schools, colleges, universities, and museums to educate people on the impact of the cat on the environment.
Lori G.
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 05:23

The New York Times describes the media's role in capturing images of the war in Vietnam: "That has been a dirty little secret. The government's leading cheerleaders for war have used their positions in the news media to suppress the truth of the war, using their skills to disguise propaganda and hide the truth from the American people. In the process, they have destroyed some of America's best-loved icons: Robert McNamara, Henry Kissinger, Joseph R. Biden, Richard M. Nixon and the Kennedys." I'll be very brief in this review. As I mentioned above, it was as though I was being interviewed on the spot. For that reason, I have avoided most of the interviews. However, I did interview three of the people who had access to the Pentagon's plans for the invasion of Cambodia. The only remaining interview I saw was with Arthur W. Rupp, Jr., the U.S. ambassador to Thailand. This interview was shown on the PBS news hour. In that interview, Rupp emphasized the importance of the press in serving the public interest. However, that same interview was presented on PBS in a way that omitted any mention of the U.S. government's attempts to suppress the press. This was a very big omission, as well as the fact that I saw no evidence of the influence of the U.S. government in suppressing the media. There was, however, another omission, and that was the complete omission of the fact that the Pentagon had any involvement whatsoever in the Cambodian war. In other words, there was no mention that the U.S. government and the American media were involved in creating and financing the war. My summary of the interview is as follows: The interviewers failed to point out any of the obvious problems with the U.S. involvement in Vietnam, and the interviews were dominated by the Pentagon's interest in the war. The interviewers could have mentioned any number of reasons why the war in Vietnam was a mistake, and that might have made this a more effective documentary. However, it was clear that the U.S. government was trying to manipulate the American public. The interviews show the influence that the U.S. government exerted in shaping the American media in its support of the war in Vietnam. In short, if the U.S. government had any involvement in Vietnam, the media would have explained that in a more complete way. The media failed to do this, which made this documentary extremely difficult to understand.
Marilyn Fowler
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 12:34

In my opinion, this film could have been so much more, it could have been a major statement about animal rights, and much more. I feel that this film was trying to prove something, and I can't really understand why this was done. I think it could have been so much more. There are other documentaries that cover similar topics, such as Stray Cats, and The Pooches, so I don't think this film is meant to be like them. The Cat Rescuers I think, was just trying to demonstrate the social structure that exists in the cat world. The film had an impressive cast of actors, but the director did an excellent job in showing them from a cat's point of view. Unfortunately, this doesn't really work well with a documentary. It was a good film, but not amazing.
George Boyd
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 06:06

I have just been told that this film is available on DVD in the UK. I am really excited about this, I really love animals and I am a big animal lover. So this film is really important to me. But I would like to know if it is available in the US. I saw the movie at the Toronto Film Festival and I really enjoyed it. The film is about a woman named Jane. Jane is a young woman who is on her way to be a veterinarian. The film is very moving and emotional. I will definitely buy the DVD. The film was shot in a beautiful location in Ontario. The location was a little bit on the quiet side. It was a really nice location for this film. I really enjoyed the film and would like to see it again. I have been told that this film is available in the US, but I haven't been able to find it.
Andrew
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 23:22

I recently had the opportunity to interview Mr. Lee for the web-site. He was extremely helpful and willing to answer questions I had. I was in awe at his knowledge of the world. I was especially impressed at his knowledge of all of the cat rescue groups that have been around since the 1800's. I am a cat lover and a large fan of the Cat Rescues. I was stunned at the knowledge that Mr. Lee possessed of cat rescues in all of the countries that he visited. I was not surprised at the knowledge of the cat rescues that he was able to share with us. He is a true gentleman and I would recommend him to anyone who wants to learn more about the world of cats. I would like to say that if you have any questions about the cat rescues, please don't hesitate to ask. Mr. Lee would be happy to answer. Thank you for taking the time to do this. I would also like to thank Mr. Lee for the opportunity to interview him. I was glad to have had the opportunity to meet and talk with him. I look forward to having the opportunity to meet him again in the future.
Juan D.
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 15:51

A bit slow moving but keeps you interested for the most part. It makes you wonder how one can find cats so well cared for and then found as lost. A great effort for a documentary.
Brandon Perkins
Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 23:36

The documentary "The Cat Rescuers" starts out really well, but it really doesn't take off at all. It feels like the director had a bigger idea in his head and couldn't finish it. A lot of the people interviewed here are just there for the sake of making the documentary, they were just there to make it look professional. But this does not make the documentary "good" or "awesome". I think the best part of the documentary is when the "Cat Rescuers" are in the house of a man who has spent the last few years recovering from brain surgery. The people interviewed are all very nice, but their reasons for getting in the movie are not compelling. The one man interviewed is especially annoying. There's some "horror movie" imagery in the documentary, but it is not really scary. In the end, the documentary doesn't make much sense, and it really feels like it was rushed into production. The interviews are good, but I don't know how it was possible to get all these people who have been to the homes of these people for no other reason than to make a documentary about it. If they were genuine cat rescuers, they would have talked to them about how the cats reacted to people. That would have been more believable.
Kathy Mason
Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 18:58

I was fortunate enough to attend a preview of this documentary at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, TX. The film was given to me with a recommendation that I should not watch it because of the length. I turned it off after about 40 minutes. It was a very well done documentary but not very entertaining. I was so bored by the end that I sat down to do some work instead of watching the rest of the documentary. My feeling was that the whole thing was a little more about a controversy and a family than it was about a documentary. I think it's a good film to see but not really a documentary.
Cheryl W.
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 12:14

This movie is another one of those documentaries that you can watch for the simple sake of seeing the people who are trying to keep cats alive and well. The documentary does have a few surprises which will leave you scratching your head wondering what to think. This documentary goes into a lot of the things that the cats need to survive, such as food, water, shelter, etc. The cat that died was a female that was already in her forties and lived her life working as a cat housekeeper, and in this documentary you see her and her male companion enjoying the life that they have in their home, and there are a lot of beautiful shots that show them in their cages and their surroundings. This documentary is also informative for the people who don't know much about cats, and I think it is good for everyone to see because this documentary gives you the answer to all the questions you have about cats. I would also like to say that this is not a documentary that will make you cry, or make you laugh, or make you think about the right way to live your life. It is more of a documentary that will help you to better understand what animals have to go through to survive, and to know how to help them to survive. I really liked this documentary because it is a little different than the other documentaries that you may have seen before, and it is informative. This documentary has some amazing shots and great moments that make you think about what you have seen and how animals are treated in our world.
Lori
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 15:16

I am a great fan of the many films of Cat's Eye Productions. I am an avid reader of the books and am currently reading the book "Cat's Eye: The Cat Rescuers" by Edward Steigman. I love the books and am thrilled that this film is available. I cannot wait for the DVD release. I have been a Cat's Eye fan for 35 years and will continue to be. I have seen the film several times and have enjoyed it each time. The Cat's Eye films are full of fantastic characters, hilarious situations, and a real feel for the times and places. The films are true to the books and always contain a message of good versus evil, justice and mercy, and love and friendship. I will be sure to purchase the DVD when it comes out. Thank you to all of you who made this film possible. I will be sure to see it again.
Juan
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 05:46

This is a must see documentary that exposes the ugly side of animal abuse. It is well worth the time to watch and learn more about what happens to animals in the world, but also to see how such cruelty can be done with the support of the animals, who are the most precious thing in the world. You will be shocked by what you see and learn. I have a friend who is a veterinarian who has taken care of hundreds of animals and never heard of a case of abuse, so I was very surprised to see how many people were being mistreated. If you want to learn more about the cruelty of animals and you have a heart, go and see this documentary. It is a must see.
Timothy B.
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 23:02

This documentary is worth seeing for the people who have the courage to talk about the dangers of the life they lead, and the people who have the courage to talk about the benefits of being a free spirit. It is a reminder that, even when the world seems to be going to hell, there is always someone who can look out for us and make us feel like we are a part of it. It is a reminder that the people who are willing to speak out and the people who are willing to listen are the ones who will be the most successful. The documentary is very well done, and the interviews are some of the most powerful I have ever heard. I highly recommend it. It is a must see.
Dylan
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 16:17

I loved this documentary. I feel like it shows the "real" side of cats and their owners, and how we are all just a little bit different, just as cats are. The only thing I would change about it would be to give a little more credit to the cat rescuers. It was a very touching documentary. It was definitely worth watching.
Lisa Cruz
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 17:19

This is a really nice documentary on the fight for the right of the cats to live. It shows how a little company is fighting to make sure the cats can be saved. It also shows how the cats are being saved, and shows how it's all connected. There are so many stories of how this fight has been going on for the last twenty years. It's really cool to see how the cats are helping people, and how they are doing it without any help from the government. I really hope that the company will win the fight to save the cats. It's really cool how the cats are helping people, and they are doing it without any help from the government.
Kenneth Coleman
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 17:00

It was nice to see a documentary that actually talked about a few aspects of real life cat rescuers, and how it is possible to work in the animal rescue field. It was interesting to see how a few people do a very hard job, and that there is no way to guarantee a cat's survival. We learned that when there is a large cat attack in a city, the rescuers must travel all over the city looking for the cat that killed the people, and hope that the cat is dead by the time they reach the animal shelter. You will learn that every animal has its own personality, and that sometimes when a cat is attacked by another cat, the cat can be very aggressive. I thought it was a very interesting documentary. Hopefully, it will be able to get funded. I will definitely check out the documentary.
Amy
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 09:59

I believe this movie was filmed with a low budget. The actors were all unknown. The production value was low. The director was unknown. I would not recommend this movie for any film student. Its a true story, and it is based on a true story. This is a movie to watch with family or friends. I believe the majority of this movie would have gone over better with a crowd. Its a very low budget production. But the story is interesting and worth watching. The low budget does show, and that's why I rated this a 7/10. My advice, see this movie and get the stories of the Cat Rescuers. Great movie.
Tammy
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 11:49

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. If you're a cat lover, this is a must see! If you are not a cat lover, you should definitely watch this movie!
Susan Schmidt
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 08:59

As I watched this documentary, I could not believe that a documentary can tell the story of a documentary. This was a true story, and the documentary was very well done. It was very difficult to watch the documentary, and I was surprised that I could not turn it off. I wish that the documentary could be seen by the general public. If you want to know what happened to the animals, watch the documentary. If you want to know how the documentary was done, watch the documentary. This is a story that needs to be told.
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