Cats of Rome

Cats of Rome 2008 Released

Directed by Michael W. Hunt

Documentary · 72 min

 

Cats of Rome 2008 Released

Directed by Michael W. Hunt

Documentary · 72 min

 

THe Roman Empire Is Gone, But 200,000 Cats Remain...

Over 200,000 stray cats live in Rome, Italy – the descendants of Egyptian cats brought there 3,000 years ago. The cats aren’t wild, but they need human help to survive. Problem is, some Romans consider these strays equal to rodents – and view those who feed or care for them with equal contempt. Cats of Rome documents six months at Torre Argentina, Rome’s largest cat sanctuary. With its many feline... see more

THe Roman Empire Is Gone, But 200,000 Cats Remain...

Over 200,000 stray cats live in Rome, Italy – the descendants of Egyptian cats brought there 3,000 years ago. The cats aren’t wild, but they need human help to survive. Problem is, some Romans consider these strays equal to rodents – and view those who feed or care for them with equal contempt. Cats of Rome documents six months at Torre Argentina, Rome’s largest cat sanctuary. With its many feline... see more
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Mar 25, 2008
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