Sweetwater is writing the screenplay right along with her Buckskin Skirt Oar Traveler for Disney. Sweetwater not only has the ability to write these films, but as a prolific content producer, she has a wide fan base and audience who support Disney-based wildlife feature films.

Sweetwater has known and been friends with the Sanders' for over thirty years and there's been a lot of animal stories she's seen up close and real.  And there's also been heavy politics over water rights and poaching on the land in Colorado which Sweetwater, an avid environmentalist and eco-preservationist lives. Those heated issues that Sweetwater has lived right along with the Sanders' will also be scripted as additional elements to the true story.

Sweetwater's recent visit with the Sanders' of whom she stays in close contact with confirmed the need to write the film that could be heard over the loud parrot the Sanders' confiscated. The Sanders' work in close association with The Colorado Division of Wildlife. This year, they have rehabilitated a variety of animals involved in the Colorado wildfires. The Sanders' have both had serious life-threatening animal-related accidents, which will be included in the film, but each, through their immense love of nature have healed and continued on with their cause dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife. The cover of If You Talk To Animals: The Life of A Wildlife Rehabilitator, photographed by Sanders' husband Tom, is Cecilia Sanders with a mountain lion they kept and housed at their Rehabilitation Wildlife center. The photo was taken a few acres away from Sweetwater's and Sanders' homes. Both the Sanders' are retired school teachers.