A boy is struggling to give his bear cub to the city zoo. Zoo manager Branch Hawksbill tells him about another boy who had to donate his mountain lion. Chris Carlyle had raised the lion named Sunshine from a cub. When his family moves to the city, he has to find a new place for his lion to live.
The problem with this is making people think that wild animals can be domesticated. The doctor is too preachy. While some of the animals are fun, predators are not supposed to be family friendly. Widespread panic is a very reasonable response. Having a lion onto of the cop car is supposed to be funny. It's funny until one truly thinks about it. Then there is the last section. It seems unnecessary. There are some nagging issues which this family film shouldn't have.
The problem with this is making people think that wild animals can be domesticated. The doctor is too preachy. While some of the animals are fun, predators are not supposed to be family friendly. Widespread panic is a very reasonable response. Having a lion onto of the cop car is supposed to be funny. It's funny until one truly thinks about it. Then there is the last section. It seems unnecessary. There are some nagging issues which this family film shouldn't have.