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Loss And Found (2017)
A young man is devastated after losing his best friend, his dog Russell. Eventually he finds purpose in his life through saving the lives of more rescue dogs. Loss and Found is a heartfelt comedy and true story that addresses issues surrounding rescue dogs.
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A young man is devastated after losing his best friend, his dog Russell. Eventually he finds purpose in his life through saving the lives of more rescue dogs. Loss and Found is a heartfelt comedy and true story that addresses issues surrounding rescue dogs.
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Written By:Jon Mancinetti
In Theaters:5/9/2017
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