Abby's List: A Dogumentary

Just like Devo's 1980's hit song, "Whip It" this whippet movie is a hit, too!

Abby, the whippet, and her owner embark on a journey that transforms them in the best ways possible. This story isn't just about a whippet, it's a story about a special cross country trip that highlights unique relationships with animals and people. This film will warm your heart. It has all the feels. You'll laugh, you'll cry. You'll ponder the true meaning of life. But most of all, you'll feel good. A must see award winning independent film! Put this movie on your Bucket List-at the top. Watch it with friends and family, and of course, your dog if you have one.

Absolutely delightful film! There were so many funny, adorable, and touching moments - we saw it first in the theatre, and I look forward to streaming it again (and again!). If you've ever loved a dog, this "dogumentary" is a can't-miss, must-see.

You will fall in love with Abby the whippet, Mark her owner, and the great guest stars! Each segment was more fun than the last, and some were very moving. You get the general idea quickly, but it's not at all predictable!

The story telling and production values far exceeded my expectations for an indie; it's easy to see why it's won so many awards! Make the time to watch this one and tell your animal-loving friends... They'll be glad you did!

Beautifully done by first time filmmaker Mark Sutherland. This film captures the true essence of having a dog, but cat owners it's for you too, so take note and watch the movie! It will make you laugh and cry, but most of all smile. For any viewer that has ever had an "Abby" this movie will speak to your heart and soul. It's not just a bucket list, but a reflection of the love a person can have for an animal, and the most unconditional love they give in return. This movie will leave the viewer pondering deeper about the human and animal bond. And the accompanying soundtrack is a perfect backdrop!

As a classmate of Mark's in high school, I've been eagerly awaiting this film. As a pet owner in the past, I know how hard those last days can be. The fact that three weeks became three years is beyond special. The authenticity, rawness, love, stories and sadness are all magical... and you just can't miss Abby pee-ing on the world's largest tree!!

What starts as a series of almost home movies blossoms into an increasingly intimate story. Having grown up in Columbus, it is great to see Jack Hanna woven into the story. At the end of the day, this movie isn't based on a true story. It is a true story. A story seen through not only Mark's eyes but his dog, Abby's, too.

I've seen this amazing Dogumentary twice now with family. It's such a refreshing and genuine story that will have you yearning for some new adventures. It's funny, heartfelt, sad, but also a testament to the power of love. My family loved this journey with Abby and her favorite human. It's a film for young and old, pet lovers, pretty much anyone with a heart. Beautifully filmed! I smiled through most of it enjoying the love and value we receive from our pets. You won't want to miss it! It's truly special. I've told a lot of people about it because it's so relevant for so many people. Pets can do wonders for our health, both physically and emotionally. This film will remind you of how nice it is to share your life with a pet.