Homeless Puppies Rescued After Fireworks in San Antonio Filmed Using 360 Degree Camera

Watch Katie Boggs Rescue 5 Puppies, 3 Strays, and Reunite a Dog named Kika because she had a Microchip All on New Years Day in 360 degree Virtual Reality format! See more and support these incredible rescues here: http://www.WA2S.org

San Antonio celebrates the New Year with fun and fireworks, which were lovely. But the aftermath for dogs can be disturbing. The fireworks tend to freak out dogs and displace them as they try to get away from the booming noises. This can mean stray dogs lose their way, owned dogs bolt from their homes which results in a higher number of dogs in the streets than usual. We met with Katie Boggs of Katie's Roadside Rescue (www.krrtx.org) and rode along with her to see the fallout of the festivities.

After having seen a handful, we came upon 2 roaming dogs that didn’t run when we pulled over. One was a rather scruffy white dog that had clearly been traveling through very muddy areas, the other a black dog with tan and white accents. They both were quite interested in the treats Katie offered.

We were in a neighborhood and the question was, are these dogs owned? Neither had a collar or tags but Katie scanned both for micro-chips; the black one had one. Micro-chips only work however, if the owner registers the dog. So Katie contacted the micro-chip company and gave them the number in hopes of learning who the owner was. Typically they give her information immediately; however for some reason this time, they needed to investigate and call her back. For more on this rescue and to see all do rescue videos, go to: http://www.WA2S.org

We saw a handful of dogs in this area, but then headed to the “neighborhood from hell.” Katie had been watching a few different situations in this area and we were going to check on them.

First, there was a gray dog that was losing his hair and in serious need of help. Katie had been trying to trap this dog for weeks to no avail as he would not walk into the trap, even for tasty wet food. We found him near some other intimidating owned dogs but since he knows Katie’s van, which means food, he followed us back to a parking lot where Katie could safely try to trap him again.

See the whole story here: http://www.WA2S.org

Camera, Producer, Director, Editor:
Tom McPhee

Made possible in part by contributions from Betsy Coville & Tom Baker and the team at Rescue Me Water (www.jezwater.com)

Field Producer: Joni Crimmins

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