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Middletown Animal Documentaries Thrall Library Benjamin Franklin Tales The Blue Planet Presents… Cosmos The Adventures of Milo and Otis Earth: The Biography Air Bud The Elegant Universe All Creatures Great and Small Galapagos All Dogs Go to Heaven The Incredible Journey of the Butterflies Movies The Amazing Panda Adventure March of the Penguins Arctic Tale The National Parks Babe Oceans for the Because of Winn-Dixie Stephen Hawking's Universe Beethoven Sister Wendy’s Story of Painting Beverly Hills Chihuahua Winged Migration Black Beauty Entire The Black Stallion Bolt Disney Born Free Aladdin Cats and Dogs Alice in Wonderland Charlotte's Web Atlantis: The Lost Empire Family Chicken Little Bambi Beauty and the Beast The Crocodile Hunter Bedtime Stories You can use this list to locate and Doctor Dolittle Brother Bear reserve videos owned either by Duma Cinderella Thrall or other libraries in the Dumbo Darby O'Gill and the Little People Ramapo Catskill Library System. Dumbo Flipper Enchanted Not all films can be reserved. Fly Away Home An Extremely Goofy Movie For help on locating or reserving Free Willy Fantasia videos, please speak with one of Happy Feet G-Force Homeward Bound George of the Jungle our librarians at Reference. A Goofy Movie Hotel for Dogs Hercules The Jungle Book Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Animated Stories Kung Fu Panda Ice Princess Lassie The Jungle Book 101 Dalmatians Lady and the Tramp The Lion King Lilo and Stitch Aladdin Madagascar The Lion King Antz Marley and Me The Little Mermaid Bambi Meerkat Manor Mary Poppins Meet the Robinsons Beauty and the Beast Mouse Hunt Charlotte's Web Melody Time My Dog Skip Mulan Cinderella My Friend Flicka The Parent Trap Fantasia National Velvet Peter Pan Finding Nemo Old Yeller Pinocchio Happy Feet Pocahontas Open Season Pollyanna Kung Fu Panda Ratatouille The Princess Diaries Madagascar Seabiscuit The Princess and the Frog Monsters, Inc. The Shaggy Dog The Shaggy Dog Pinocchio Sleeping Beauty Shark Tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Ratatouille Shiloh Space Buddies Shrek Snow Buddies Swiss Family Robinson Sleeping Beauty Space Chimps Tinker Bell Tuck Everlasting Spirited Away Stuart Little The Incredibles Underdog The Tale of Despereaux _______________________________ The Iron Giant Underdog For more videos, visit our website Toy Story Whale Rider (www.thrall.org ) and, once at our Up White Fang library catalog page, click the VIDEOS link to browse or search! Also speak WALL-E Winged Migration with our librarians for additional ideas! .

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