Give Me Shelter (2014)
Give Me Shelter is a documentary to raise awareness for important animal issues around the world. This film uncovers the most prevalent issues in the animal world through the eyes of individuals dedicating their lives to them daily.
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Fresh and Exciting
Excellent but underrated film
Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.
Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.
"Give Me Shelter" is a documentary that educates and raises awareness for some of the top animal welfare issues in the world, including The Ivory Trade, Tiger Conservation, The Circus, Sea World, The Black Market Trade of Endangered Species, The Fur Trade, Shark Finning, The Rainforest and Saving Orangutans from Extinction and why people should Adopt a pet from their local animal shelter, not buy from pet stores who supply puppy mill animals.Producer Katie Cleary and Director Kristin Rizzo did such an amazing job capturing the connection of every person interviewed and their love for animals. Excellent work exposing the truth of what is really happening behind closed doors and how we can help save our animals!
Give Me Shelter captures a sad reality through interviews with noted celebrity animal activists and professional advocates. It conveys something about our own sentience or lack thereof and our disregard for many members of the animal kingdom. Despite how progressive we may perceive our society to be, this documentary clearly establishes how far we need to go.The film takes us on a journey of young dogs and cats from commercial puppy mills and catteries to retail pet stores around the nation. It reveals the horrific nature of the horse slaughter industry and the brutal last days of companion equids.The film also exposes the brutality on fur farms and factory food animal farms. It explores the lives of performing animals. Give Me Shelter exposes the dangerous and irresponsible trade in exotic animals here in the US. It broaches the subject of conservation and the plight of threatened and endangered species around the world. It is a must see!