More Than Puppy Love VHS Movie

More Than Puppy Love (2002), directed by Tom Whitus, is a heartfelt and inspiring family film that explores themes of sacrifice, resilience, and the power of love. The story centers around Curtis Peterson (played by Craig Benton), a construction worker who is severely injured in an accident, leaving him unable to support his family. His hopes of regaining his footing seem dim until his fate becomes intertwined with an 8-year-old girl named Emily (played by Kyla Pratt) and a lovable retriever puppy named Banner. Emily has been training Banner for a church project, and over time, the two form an unbreakable bond. The puppy becomes her constant companion and best friend, bringing joy and comfort to her life. However, as the training program comes to an end, Emily is faced with an agonizing decision: she must part with Banner in order to help Curtis and his family, who are in desperate need of assistance. Will Emily be able to give up her beloved puppy to make a difference in the life of a needy stranger? With the support of her mother (played by Diane Ladd) and the guidance of other family members, including Pamela Bach and Aunt Edna, Emily learns the importance of selflessness and the true meaning of helping others. More Than Puppy Love is a touching tale that shows the impact of small acts of kindness and how the bond between humans and animals can change lives in the most unexpected ways.