Pet ER looks to Halifax

Newfoundland-based TV series searching for true-life pet emergency stories

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Best Boy Entertainment, a TV production and entertainment company our of St. John's, is collecting true pet medical emergency stories from the public for Season Two of its docu-drama series, Pet ER.

Pet ER currently airs on the Pet Network (Shaw Direct Channel 556 Classic/187 Advanced) and features families who face life-threatening pet medical emergencies. Each episode is a combination of interviews with the pet's owners and dramatic reenactments. Anyone who submits a story to Pet ER and is chosen to be part of the series will play a big part in the episode.

"We are looking to collect stories and work with individuals and families in the HRM," explains Best Boy's Sarah Murphy.

First person stories and contact information can be submitted online at Pet-ER.ca or via email [email protected].