A DOGGIE DOCUMENTARY
HELPING DOGS IN NEED
PUPPY LOVE is doing a benefit for the
Saturday, May 10th at 4pm
2310 Oakton Street in Evanston, Illinois
Gail and Scout will be there! Free popcorn and soft drinks
Come get a tour of the beautiful new facility and learn how the Evanston Animal Shelter uses rehabilitation, foster care, adoption and community support to keep pets with the people who love them.
100% of the proceeds will got to the shelter
Get tickets and information here
Evanston Roundtable
Wendi Kromash visited Gail and Scout at home
to get an insider's view of the making of the movie.
Click here to read the interview.
WGN MORNING NEWS
Gail and Scout had fun chatting with Larry Potash and Rob Baumgarten about the movie
Click here see the interview.
Trailer
A movie about dogs that tells a very human story about the power of love and commitment in everything we do.
spotlight CHICAGO
Many thanks to Sarah Jindra and Ji Suk Yi
for welcoming us onto their show.
Click here see the interview.
Synopsis
When a healthy litter of puppies is suddenly paralyzed and vets recommend putting them down, a group of courageous women band together to fight for their survival. Nothing is off the table as they try Chinese herbs, underwater treadmills and even chicken soup.
AKC Family Dog
Many thanks to Mara Bovsun,
the Managing Editor of AKC Family Dog,
who wrote a beautiful article,
"With a Single Step"
Click here to read the full article
Watch the film
Now available on
Production
This film evolved organically because from one day to the next
we had no idea if the puppies would survive or even walk again.
The cast and crew donated their time in the hope that
our story would have a happy ending.
OLIVER
CT RUSH LAKE’S 'OL AVE A NUDDER WIDDA TWIST RN WC
With a heavy heart we said good-bye to Oliver on July 5, 2024.
He was twelve years and five months old and put up a valiant battle, overcoming bouts with cancer before reaching a point where he just couldn’t do it anymore. Oliver wanted to go with a celebration and fireworks to show how spectacular he was, and so on the day after the 4th of July he passed away.
Oliver had an amazing, long life and was such a fighter through everything. He overcame a paralysis that left him physically challenged in terms of walking and running, but he was full of a zest for life that pushed him to earn the prestigious Champion Tracking Dog title. Oliver gained such a reputation as a tracking dog that people would call Michelle to have him find lost cats and other pets. He was unofficially known as “The Great Kitty Finder”.
Oliver’s smile and big kisses were always there to greet visitors and he brought joy wherever he went. We miss him with all our hearts, but he will live on with Red and his brothers in Puppy Love.
The AKC Gazette
Shannon Rodgers wrote a beautiful
review in the February issue
of the AKC Gazette
Click here to read the article on page 11
