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102 Dalmatians

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Three years after she dognapped her way around London, Cruella (Glenn Close) seems a changed woman. No longer fixated by fur or dazzled by Dalmatians, she has become the new saviour of the animal kingdom and more specifically, a dog's best friend.

Everyone marvels at Cruella's incredible transformation, all except her dog-loving probation officer, Chloe Simon (Alice Evans), who doesn't believe it for a minute. Her scepticism is further fuelled when amidst a blaze of media attention, Cruella steps in and buys a failing dog shelter.

The dog shelter's good natured and trusting manager, Kevin Shepherd (Ioan Gruffudd), is delighted with the home's new owner and also rather taken with Cruella's probation officer. Chloe is taken with him too, until the police arrive and arrest Kevin for the theft of several Dalmatian puppies.

Faced with this apparently irrefutable evidence, Chloe reluctantly accepts that Cruella really is reformed and that her trust has been sadly misplaced. However, the sudden disappearance of Chloe's own Dalmatian puppies, namely Pongo and Perdy's grandchildren, Little Dipper, Domino and Oddball, suggests that all is not as it seems.

Cruella's furtiveness implies a more sinister explanation, as does her newly formed friendship with French fashion furrier Jean Pierre le Pelt (Gérard Depardieu). but, are they guilty of the most hideous crime, or is Cruella being framed for a crime she did not commit?

While Kevin, aided by his trusty canine friends and the world's only flying 'dog', attempts to prove his innocence and to help Chloe save her puppies, it looks as if time is once again running out for the canine community.

Someone is stealing puppies... but who?