Doug To The Rescue is Back

Doug to the Rescue, season two on Curiosity Stream.

Season 2 of the Heartwarming Hit Docuseries Premieres 5 New Episodes on June 16th on Curiosity Stream.

Aerial cinematographer and animal activist Doug Thron is back with his next-generation infrared drone technology. Traveling the world, he’s rescuing wild animals, lost puppies, and everything in-between.

EPISODE GUIDE FOR DOUG TO THE RESCUE

Episode 1: Island Dogs: 

In the season opener, Doug takes his drone to the Dominican Republic to rescue puppies!

Episode 2: Operation: Hyena: 

At the request of a conservation research group, Doug heads to East Africa to help track a pack of hyenas through the urban landscape. 

Episode 3: Bats of Malawi: 

Doug puts his infrared drone to the test, tracking huge fruit bats across the city and pioneering a new path for wildlife medical care. 

Episode 4: Dixie Fire Foxes: 

After the Dixie Fire devastates the small California town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue displaced pet cats and wild animals.

Episode 5: Tornado Town: 

Doug takes his drone to the tornado-ravaged towns of Kentucky to rescue the slew of cats and dogs that have been lost.

About Doug To The Rescue:

Aerial cinematographer and animal activist Doug Thron is back! The second season of Doug To The Rescue has arrived. With cameras following, he uses his infrared drone to locate and rescue animals in desperate situations. This season, he’s going further than ever, encountering animals in the wild like never before. From the East African Grasslands where the communities struggle to live in harmony with a growing hyena population, to tornado-ravaged Kentucky towns.

About Doug Thron:

Thron has been shooting aerial photography professionally for 3 decades. After using his drones to film the devastation left by the 2018 “Camp Fire” in Paradise, CA, Doug joined efforts to rescue animals in the burn zone. Driven by his life-long love of animals, Doug now travels the globe, with his unique talents and technology that can help.

About Curiosity Stream: 

Curiosity Stream is a streaming service with over 20 million subscribers. https://curiositystream.com/about

We at Pet Radio love this show! It’s too bad they cannot invest in more than just five episodes to a season. That has to be the shortest “season ” on record.