Directed by: Gary Goldsmith
Cat Out of the Bag Alert! This review contains some spoilers for this film!
Synopsis: An educational film about the difficulties and benefits of dealing with little siblings.
Featured Feline: The film begins with a little boy named Allen playing with a small tabby cat named Tiger.
Allen’s mother is trying to get some housework done and asks her daughter Karen to watch Allen. Karen resents this because she wanted to go to her friend’s house to play. The mother talks to Karen about responsibility and uses Tiger as an example of needing to care for family.
After finally managing to get Allen’s shoes and socks on, Karen sulks to the other side of the lawn to play with Tiger.
Karen is shocked to see Allen spraying mother’s clean laundry with water from a hose.
Eventually Karen decides to play with her brother and they build a house for Tiger out of building blocks. Tiger has no interest in going in his new house until Karen puts some milk in a cup inside.
Final Mewsings: Cats only move into homes that are built to code.
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