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Journalist William Brangham came to us with a lot of questions about the status of the surviving dogs trom the Vick case. He and his crew spent many hours filming dogs including Jonny Justice, Audie, Frodo, and Hector. You'll hear from the owners of the dogs as well as Jim Gorant, author of 'The Lost Dogs,' several members of BADRAP and Steve Zawistowski of the ASPCA.
We haven't viewed it yet, but are happy to report that there will no gruesome dog fighting footage or interviews with PeTA in this show. Yay.
We expect this to be a sensitive, intelligent piece. Enjoy!
Journalist William Brangham came to us with a lot of questions about the status of the surviving dogs trom the Vick case. He and his crew spent many hours filming dogs including Jonny Justice, Audie, Frodo, and Hector. You'll hear from the owners of the dogs as well as Jim Gorant, author of 'The Lost Dogs,' several members of BADRAP and Steve Zawistowski of the ASPCA.
We haven't viewed it yet, but are happy to report that there will no gruesome dog fighting footage or interviews with PeTA in this show. Yay.
We expect this to be a sensitive, intelligent piece. Enjoy!
I saw that advertised last Sunday on PBS.Looking forward to it.
ReplyDeletechecked the schedule, it isn't listed her in south Florida, drat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the SCHEDULE ! very interesting blog!
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I have the DVR set and can't wait. I wish we could make Oprah watch it.
ReplyDeleteCant wait to watch it, yay!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt seems PBS doesn't reach everyone - like it should! Have no fear. This segment will be posted online and we'll post a link when it does.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to it. The Alpha cat woke me at 4:45 am to prove he can too open the closed BR door and hiss at the kitten so I may have to take a disco nap. I'll do my best. And yay no PeTA!!!!
ReplyDeleteYay! I will have my mommy set the DVR since I don't have opposable thumbs.
ReplyDeleteIt's not playing in Chicago either :( Looking forward to watching it online!
ReplyDeleteYou guys looked great on PBS! I got such a kick out of watching the familiar barn characters in action.
ReplyDeleteI thought they did a nice job of covering a couple different dogs' stories, highlighted some nice points from The Lost Dogs.
Congratulations on the successful segment. I hope it reached some of the people who could use this information most.
My only complaint - way too short. Both you & Tim were terrific. I got tears in my eyes when Jonny & Hector were on. The story was really well done and I think they touched on all of the important points.
ReplyDeleteStill crying here - awesome follow-up story. This is the REAL 2nd chance. Glad to see this story get good publicity. I'm halfway through the Gorant book and recommending it to anyone who will listen!
ReplyDeleteThanks BadRap for your diligence, belief, hard work and love (and thanks to ASPCA and Jim Gorant too). What a wonderful story. I don't tire of hearing the happy endings (I could do without the super sad parts but it's an important party of the story for people to hear). The more we can spread the word about the reality of the dogs...
ReplyDeleteI just saw the feature on the PBS iPhone app - it's free & quick to install. Such a great story about the dogs :)
ReplyDeleteBADRAP you are awesome! The segment on Need To Know brought on the tears! What an wonderful and heartwarming piece. I trust it will be eye opening for many.
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of your work and all you do for these abused and maligned dogs.
I hope Vick, Oprah and Pierce watch it.
I caught this program. You did a great job.
ReplyDeletesaw the show. very interesting!
ReplyDeleteHad to borrow some thumbs.
ReplyDeleteTen thumbs up for that program.Love,love,love that Frodo.What progress he`s made.
Congratulations on wonderful exposure of your work. That Audie is too cute!! Well, they all are, aren't they??
ReplyDeleteWho is y'all's fourth dog???
We were grinning ear to ear. Everyone in our circle is half happy and half terrified when the cameras show up to tell the dogs' story, because suddenly it's all in the hands of strangers and good GOD what IF they go for a little formula gore and we end up regretting saying 'Yes?' Feels so good to say, 'Okay - that worked well.' Whew. Thanks for the kind feedback, all. Please let them know that you found this story interesting so they aren't leery of doing more exploration of this topic.
ReplyDeleteYeah, what a great piece. I particularly loved the way that they distilled the original question of what was to happen to the dogs into a very concise summary--very accessible and well done.
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