Scotty
A stray cat (Scotty) has to travel with a pet cat (Katie) despite his desire to return to his territory, but when he gets home, he realizes that living with those he loves is better than living alone.
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A stray cat (Scotty) has to travel with a pet cat (Katie) despite his desire to return to his territory, but when he gets home, he realizes that living with those he loves is better than living alone.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Mohammad Pirzadi, Ali Valipouri
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Benar Animation Studio
Cast
Mohammad Pirzadi
Director
William Hope
Richard (voice)
Stuart Milligan
Hilton (voice)
Phil Cornwell
Matio (voice)
Walles Hamonde
(voice)
Jay Rincon
Winston (voice)
Dario Coates
(voice)
Penelope Rawlins
Kitten Scotty (voice)
George Naylor
(voice)
Jessica Claire Preddy
(voice)
Adam Diggle
Bruce (voice)
Lizzie Wofford
Emma (voice)
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