My Cat from Hell

Behaviourist Jackson Galaxy hits the road to rescue 50 kittens from Los Angeles shelters. He transports them to his hometown of Boulder, Colorado, as part of the programme Kitten Impossible: Roadtrip Rescue, ensuring their safety during the journey.

Kitten Impossible: Roadtrip Rescue is an episode‑style programme that follows a single, focused mission. The series centres on behaviourist Jackson Galaxy, who steps out of the studio and takes the show onto the open road. In this instalment, Galaxy sets out to transport fifty kittens that are currently housed in shelters across Los Angeles. His goal is to move the young felines to his hometown of Boulder, Colorado, thereby giving them a chance at a new life away from the shelter environment. The entire premise revolves around this long‑distance rescue, with the journey itself forming the core of the narrative. The episode highlights Galaxy’s personal connection to Boulder, presenting the trip as a return to his roots while simultaneously rescuing the kittens. By driving them from the West Coast to the Rocky Mountain state, he combines his expertise as a cat behaviourist with a hands‑on, mobile operation. Throughout the road‑trip, the programme keeps its focus on the logistical side of moving the cats and the underlying purpose of saving them from shelter confinement. The narrative stays tightly bound to the single act of transporting the fifty kittens from Los Angeles to Boulder, offering viewers a clear, purpose‑driven rescue story.