Animal House: A Dog's Life is a US documentary television series about shelter, rescue, and wild dogs. Each half-hour episode consists of two to three segments in individual dogs from the New York animal rescue group, the North Shore Animal League. The family-friendly series has featured many different breeds and dogs who arrive at the rescue for various reasons and circumstances. Segments show recording dogs that are adopted, and also include their rescue, training, and rehabilitation stories.
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The original title of the series is, "Northern Wildlife Shore Savings."
North Shore Animal League sells the show to Cineflix, which produces it for Animal Planet. The series airs in the United States, Animal Planet and Canada, Life Network (now Slice), where he received positive reviews and reviews.
The series is produced by Cineflix, in collaboration with Slice in Canada and Discovery Channel internationally. The initial series of this series lasted for one season, from 2005 to 2006, including 13 episodes. Starting February 2016, the first and only season is available for streaming Netflix live streaming.
Over thirteen weeks, this series examines the remarkable story of abandoned dogs and orphans as they were rescued and cared for by veterinarians, coaches and volunteers from North Shore Animal League America, the world's largest non-murder veterinary shelter.
Each week, a 30-minute episode follows a different dog story, each undergoing extreme and extreme changes of abused animals - sometimes on the verge of death - a healthy, obedient, happy dog ​​that is ready to be loved and cared for as a family pet. With real-life characters drawn from 300 League staff, including 2 rescue teams, 12 veterinarians, 7 trainers and behaviorists, and 4 mobile adoption units and over 200 volunteers, viewers watched drama, compassion, and sometimes humor, human bond -animal.
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