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Hotel for Dogs
Hotel for Dogs

Hotel for Dogs

No stray gets turned away.

Genres

ComedyFamily

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Placed in a foster home that doesn't allow pets, 16-year-old Andi and her younger brother, Bruce, turn an abandoned hotel into a home for their dog. Soon other strays arrive, and the hotel becomes a haven for every orphaned canine in town. But the kids have to do some quick thinking to keep the cops off their tails.

Others

Budget

$35000000

Revenue

$117000198

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

100 mins

Rating

6/10

Release Date

16 January 2009

Country

United States of America

Cast

Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts

Andi

Jake T. Austin

Jake T. Austin

Bruce

Don Cheadle

Don Cheadle

Bernie

Johnny Simmons

Johnny Simmons

Dave

Kyla Pratt

Kyla Pratt

Heather

Troy Gentile

Troy Gentile

Mark

Lisa Kudrow

Lisa Kudrow

Lois Scudder

Kevin Dillon

Kevin Dillon

Carl Scudder

Ajay Naidu

Ajay Naidu

ACO Jake

Eric Edelstein

Eric Edelstein

ACO Max

Robinne Lee

Robinne Lee

Carol

Yvette Nicole Brown

Yvette Nicole Brown

Ms. Camwell

Maximiliano Hernández

Maximiliano Hernández

Officer Mike

Andre Ware

Andre Ware

Officer Jeff

Jonathan Klein

Jonathan Klein

Evan

Rubén Garfias

Rubén Garfias

Department Store Employee

Kenny Vibert

Kenny Vibert

Jason

Stephen Liska

Stephen Liska

Desk Sergeant

Jeremy Howard

Jeremy Howard

Hot Dog Man

Tiya Sircar

Tiya Sircar

Marianne

Mariah Buzolin

Mariah Buzolin

Beth

Britney Christian

Britney Christian

Girl in TV Room

Jim Doughan

Jim Doughan

Male Reporter

Gina St. John

Gina St. John

Female Reporter

Catherine McCord

Catherine McCord

Mathilda Frohmann

Carina Oakland

Carina Oakland

Passerby

Susan Avalos

Susan Avalos

Mom with Kid in Car

Dwayne Swingler

Dwayne Swingler

Officer Clark

Gregory Sporleder

Gregory Sporleder

ACO Dooley

Brandon Avalos

Brandon Avalos

Kid in Car

Brendan Wayne

Brendan Wayne

ACO Tanner

Andrea Gold Robinson

Andrea Gold Robinson

Woman with Dog

Spiro Papas

Spiro Papas

Gyro Vendor (uncredited)

Hira Ambrosino

Hira Ambrosino

Social Worker (uncredited)

Allison Curtis

Allison Curtis

Girl Watching Husky Puppies (uncredited)

Kami Koren

Kami Koren

Perfume Lady (uncredited)

Emily Kuroda

Emily Kuroda

Social Worker (uncredited)

Ivan Reitman

Ivan Reitman

Self - Closing Credits Sequence (uncredited)

Ashley Rose

Ashley Rose

Orphan (uncredited)

Cole Schaefer

Cole Schaefer

Dad (uncredited)

Scott Sener

Scott Sener

Bass Player (uncredited)

Scott Trimble

Scott Trimble

Self - Closing Credits Sequence (uncredited)

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