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Snoopy, Come Home is an 1972 animated film produced by United Feature Syndicate for Paramount Pictures, directed by Bill Melendez, and based on the Peanuts comic strip.

Snoopy receives a letter from his former owner, Lila, who is in the hospital and wants him to keep her company. Upon receiving the letter, he immediately sets off with Woodstock to find her, facing the challenges of a world full of signs declaring "No Dogs Allowed" (which are mentioned in a song by Thurl Ravenscroft). He finally arrives at the hospital and keeps her company for the three weeks she is in the hospital. They bid each other a tearful farewell, Lila crediting Snoopy with saving her life, and Snoopy starts to return home. He soon decides that he must return to her, and everybody bids him farewell at a large party. However, when he arrives at Lila's apartment building, he notices another sign forbidding dogs from entering. He says goodbye and returns to Charlie Brown and the others.

This film premieres for the first time on DVD along with A Boy Named Charlie Brown
on March 28, 2006. According to , it will availably be featured in its original widescreen presentation.

Trivia

The title of the movie is an obvious play on the title of the famous 1943 movie Lassie Come Home
.

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