“When you watch a fun cat video, you tend to share it with a friend. So why not do it together. Cat Video Fest is perfect for that,” said Amanda Salazar, Director of Vidiots, an iconic video rental store and repertoire theater that hosted festival screenings.
“This is like a private glimpse into the secret lives of cats,” said Gwendolyn Mathers, Executive Director of Tail Town Cats, a non-profit adoption organization that helps find homes for adoption-ready cats. “It really celebrates this fun, joyous, silly side of cats.”
A percentage of the proceeds from each festival screening go to local animal shelters and/or animal welfare organizations, like Tail Town Cats in Pasadena, California.
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