Concho, the Coyote Who Wasn't

The film centers on Concho, a coyote adopted by an elderly Navajo man named Delgado. Despite his upbringing, Concho struggles to fit in with the local sheepdogs, facing rejection from those who don't understand his unique background.

Set against the backdrop of the Arizona desert, the story incorporates elements of First Nations culture, highlighting the bond between humans and animals. The runtime is 49 minutes, making it a concise tale of adventure and exploration of identity.