Snowy

Snowy

Snowy

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Snowy

2021

0h 12m

6.0(1 votes)

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Snowy, a 4-inch-long pet turtle, has lived an isolated life in the family basement. With help from a team of experts and his caretaker, Uncle Larry, we ask: Can Snowy be happy and what would it take?

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