AHA's Hero Dogs Awards Welcoming Party
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Channel: The Pet Collective · 2012 · Pets & Animals
The Pet Collective hosts the green carpet for the nominee arrivals for the Hero Dogs Awards. Subscribe to The Pet Collective: http://full.sc/HbM62v Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thepetcollective Twitter: https://twitter.com/petcollectiveTV Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/petcollectivetv/ Google+: gplus.to/thepetcollective The Pet Collective, the leading pet channel on Youtube, is celebrating the 2012 American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards with this one-hour, live special that will introduce some of the best dogs in the United States to fans around the world. The AHA's Hero Dog Awards Welcoming Party is streaming live from the Zoom Room Hollywood, Los Angeles's only indoor dog agility center, where the top finalists from eight categories: law enforcement/arson, military working, search and rescue, therapy, guide, service, hearing and emerging hero dog are featured. The awards ceremony will be broadcast November 8 on Hallmark Channel. The polls are still open! You can still vote for your favorite nominee for the 2012 Hero Dog Awards until midnight October 5. Vote Here! http://www.herodogawards.org/vote/ For more information contact http://www.herodogawards.org Special Thanks to the Zoom Room For more information contact http://www.zoomroomonline.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZoomRoom Hosts Megan Messmer Barrett McLaughlin Crew: Director: Hai-Lam Phan Line Producer: Lisa Matsukawa 1st AD: Dawn Poomee Master Control: Hunter Hill Floor Manager: Alison Womby Associate Producer Green Carpet: Brittni Brown Associate Producer Agility: Anna Dean Dog Cam Producer/Voice : Matthew Pagourgis, Tyler Spiers Dog Cam Editor: Kate Reynolds Photo Booth Photographer: Wes Marsala Grip/Runner: Adam Palya Downstream Broadcasting: Brian Kenison Audio: Antonio Pontarelli Camera 1: Jeremy Hill Camera 2: Lance Hashiba Camera 3: Hillary Elder Camera 4: Jason Tobias