The Search for Santa Paws

The Search for Santa Paws
Directed by Robert Vince
Written by Robert Vince
Anna McRoberts
Starring Kaitlyn Maher
Zachary Gordon
Madison Pettis
Genevieve Hannelius
Richard Kind
Jason Connery
Christopher Massey
Distributed by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Release date(s) November 23, 2010 (2010-11-23)
Running time 89 minutes
Country United States
Canada
Language English

The Search for Santa Paws is a 2010 direct to video film. A Prequel to Santa Buddies, it is a spin-off of the Air Buddies series (the Buddies are not in this movie), and the tenth film in the overall Air Bud franchise. It was released on November 23, 2010.

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Plot

When Santa Claus (Richard Riehle) travels to New York City and gets hit by a cab, loses his memory and gets the crystal that keeps him eternal stolen, it's up to his new friend, Paws (Zachary Gordon) to save him. Meanwhile, a young orphan named Quinn (Kaitlyn Maher) arrives at a foster home run by a strict woman named Mrs. Stout(Wendi McLendon-Covey) who forbids anything that children love, including pets. She has a furnace that burns all the toys she confiscates from the girls. Despite the harsh rules she has to follow while staying at the foster home, Quinn eventually befriends the girls, including Janie (G. Hannelius)and Will (Madison Pettis). In order to save Christmas, Eli (Danny Woodburn) and Eddy (Richard Kind) the uncanny elf dog have to go to New York City to save Santa and Paws. But when Santa (Bud) is in the hospital, it takes the help of Quinn (Kaitlyn Maher) and Santa Paws(Mitchel Musso) and Christmas is back on. The strict headmistress Ms.Stout (Wendi McLendon-Covey) is fired from her job taking care of the orphan girls at the foster home, much to the excitement of the girls, and Will and Quinn are both adopted to James and Kate HuckleBuckle. Also at the foster home, Ms. Gibson and the orphans welcome Augustus and hugged him because he brought a lot of money in a case for them to use and they had a Christmas tree.

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Reception

Angela Walker, writing for Christian Cinema.com, gave the DVD three stars out of five, but said that the film fits the normal Disney DVD formula. However she went on to say that the film was predictable and a little cliched, but that kids would enjoy it and that the film adds to the "spirit of Christmas".[1]

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