The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike(2012)
The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike Synopsis
The Working Cat’s Guide to the Klondike by Veronica Verkley, is a short documentary film recalling the traditional practice of Cat Sledding, which was unique to the area of Dawson City, Yukon, in Canada’s far north. The film combines archival photographs and super 8 footage along with contemporary interviews, set to the rollicking sounds of local musicians Barnacle Bob, Willie Gordon, and Harmonica George. Old timers, First Nation storytellers, historians, colourful local characters, and modern mushers offer up a rare glimpse of a unique, nearly forgotten method of transportation and way of life. The greatest story never told about the wild and wonderful history of the Klondike: a land full of storytellers, magical landscapes and strange things done.
The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike (2012) is a documentary and comedy film directed by Veronica Verkley, released on May 1, 2012 with a runtime of 9m. It stars Sharon Shorty.
- Director:
- Veronica Verkley
- Status:
- Released
The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
Directed by Veronica Verkley.
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The main cast of The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike (2012) includes Sharon Shorty. The film was directed by Veronica Verkley. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
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The Working Cats Guide to the Klondike was released on May 1, 2012 and runs for 9m.

































