See award-winning 'War Tails' documentary Oct. 12 at the Edmonds Theater - Lynnwood Today

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The documentary _War Tails_ will be showcased at the Edmonds Theater on October 12, focusing on the urgent issue of homeless pets in Ukraine amidst the ongoing war. Directed by Edmonds locals Tana Axtelle and Dan Fine, the film explores the harrowing conditions faced by these animals and the dedicated efforts of a team of veterinarians and volunteers working to rescue them. The documentary highlights not only the plight of the animals but also the significant health risks posed by rabies in the chaotic environment. Following the 1:30 p. m.

screening, attendees can engage in a panel discussion featuring Axtelle, Fine, and Krystina, who will provide firsthand accounts of their rescue efforts. The film has garnered critical acclaim, winning multiple awards at various film festivals, including the Seattle Film Festival. Tickets for the event are priced at $7. 50 and can be purchased online. The Edmonds Theater is located at 415 Main St.

in downtown Edmonds, making it an accessible venue for local residents. This event not only raises awareness about animal welfare but also emphasizes the importance of community involvement in humanitarian efforts.

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