The film based on the true story of a homeless man who was able to pull his life back together after befriending a cat has inspired animal protection charities in London.
Wood Green Animal Shelter in Haringey is teaming up with MedicAnimal to promote animal welfare in London. This comes after the release of film A Street Cat Named Bob that has lead to pet care company, MedicAnimal donating 5% of its profits to the Haringey shelter for the rest of the month.
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The film based on the true story of a homeless man who was able to pull his life back together after befriending a cat has inspired animal protection charities in London.
Wood Green Animal Shelter in Haringey is teaming up with MedicAnimal to promote animal welfare in London. This comes after the release of film A Street Cat Named Bob that has lead to pet care company, MedicAnimal donating 5% of its profits to the Haringey shelter for the rest of the month.
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