New Film “Crazy Cat Lady” Uncovers Desperate Stray Cat Problem in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is home to an estimated three million stray cats. The new film, “Crazy Cat Lady,” shows how members of the community are stepping up to help the cat community.

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The film explains how the lifting of the 13-year injunction against helping these feral cats and kittens has been met with inaction from the city and how a group of animal rights activists and philanthropists are giving their time, money, and efforts to help solve the ever-growing issue.

The film shows how feral cats are left to search for food on the streets and raise their kittens in the dirty and hot Los Angeles streets. Although there is money to help these animals, the inaction from the city has made the problem even worse.

The film follows the efforts of activists and philanthropists such as Ady Gil and FixNation Co-founder and director Karn Myers. The film also focuses on heroes from the community like Jacqueline Navratil, Esmeralda Alvarez, Drew Weidhaas, and Donna Simms, who have all given time and energy to help the cats in the city.

The film is set to be available for streaming on June 21st and can be preordered on Amazon Prime, Apple iTunes, and other streaming services here. The film will also Donate 24 percent of the proceeds from the downloads to FixNation and other cat charities.

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