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Truly CA

Last Stop in Santa Rosa

Marie K. Lee
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Watch the Truly CA film: Last Stop in Santa Rosa by filmmaker Elizabeth Lo. (Running Time: 04:58)

An elderly couple in Santa Rosa runs a hospice for dying animals that creates an alternative to pet euthanasia. Without a voice to decide their own fates, these aging and disabled animals rely on humans to make the best choice for them.

This film is part of the episode Truly CA Shorts: State of Discovery, which includes these films:

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