During the making of the film
Director, Judy Crozier
lost her home and five pets to a fire
while she was out filming. Only one
pet survived, a cat, with one blue
eye and one green eye just like her
lead actress, and while almost
everything was destroyed, the film,
somehow survived.

Crozier decided to use her burned-out
home in the film, since they were
using it as a location. Clips from this
footage can be seen in the Rock
Trailer on the website. A still frame
with Katherine Norland, portraying
the main character, Tala Loreto
is pictured here.

And there is more…

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We cordially invite you to
wine tasting & hors d’oeuvres FGH Fundraiser
July 10th 7-10PM
Village Art Gallery
458 N. Rodeo Dr.,
Beverly Hills, CA 98710
RSVP 818.872.6344
(Dress is Elegant Casual)


(We were so sorry to have to cancel the screening, and dinner.
There is just a small staff of 3 FGH volunteers who coordinate
all the events, we ran out of steam, time and money!)

FGH SCREENING
At the Art Gallery on July 10th we will be auctioning off "tickets"
using a "pledge-match" donation, ie someone offers to pledge
for instance: 100 dollars and challenges collegues and friends
to match the donation both donators will receive tickets
to a screening.

Check out website for more details.

If you are hearing about FGH for the first time here is some basic information.

The Newsletter
The FGH newsletter will notify you of special events related to our feature film,
FREE to a Good Home, including screenings, fundraising events, film festival
announcements, distribution and how you can get the film for educational purposes.

The Story
"FREE to a Good Home" is a gritty, realistic, film written, directed and produced by Judy Crozier. It reveals the journey of Tala Loreto (Katherine Norland), a naïve Wyoming tomboy lured into the emotional world of rescuing stray dogs. Inspirational and informative, this film champions a young woman who finds herself through challenging the system, one life at a time.

The Film
Footage of "FREE to a Good Home" has been seen throughout Asia, and has also been used by the Doris Day Animal League to pass legislation. When completed, it will be used to raise awareness and funding for rescuers in LA, and throughout the country.

Our Thanks!
We need your help to get the word out about upcoming fundraising events. Please, please forward this newsletter: your support is essential to the completion of this movie.

EMAIL US if you would like us to mail you a packet of postcards
for your mailing list or for just handing out.

Thanks again to ALL of you who have already provided help with the movie and to those who plan on attending the events. I am so very grateful for your ongoing support!

Please visit our website at the link below for the Synopsis, Cast and Crew Bios, Info on Events and to view our Trailers!