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Tails and Tassels
Gemma Smith
Cat Lady: The Real Labor of Rescue & Documentary Filmmaking with Megan Liz Smith
19 ФЕВ, 202645 МИН
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Описание
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Filmmaker and journalist Megan Liz Smith joins me to talk about her short documentary Cat Lady, a moving portrait of an independent rescuer in South Florida.
We discuss the emotional and physical labor of caring for community cats, what it means to document someone’s life with dignity, and how storytelling can shine a light on often-invisible work.
Of course, we also talk about her orange soul cat Jack, fostering, prescription food struggles, and a toy your cats might go absolutely wild for.
Watch & Follow Megan
Instagram: @meganlizsmith
YouTube: Megan Liz Smith
Watch Cat Lady on Megan’s YouTube channel
Resources & Mentions
Royal Canin SO Prescription Food – Discussed in relation to male cat urinary health
Self-Heating Cat Beds – A cozy option for winter months
Cat Dancer Wire Toy – A simple, affordable toy that sparks serious play
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) – Check your local animal services or rescue organizations for community cat programs near you
Girls and Their Cats - Cat Lady Home Tours
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Message me on Instagram or email [email protected].
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