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The Dog Rescuers
Genre	Documentary
Presented by	Alan Davies (2014-21) Angellica Bell (2018)
Narrated by	Russell Tovey (2013)
Country of origin	United Kingdom
Original language	English
No. of series	11
No. of episodes	114
Production
Running time	30 minutes (2013) 60 minutes (2014—21)
Production companies	Middlechild and Motion Content Group
Original release
Network	Channel 5 (2013–18) 5Select (2019–21)
Release	8 October 2013 (2013-10-08) – 15 November 2021 (2021-11-15)

The Dog Rescuers, (sometimes known as The Dog Rescuers with Alan Davies) is a British television programme that followed the work of animal charity RSPCA, specifically their work rescuing dogs.^[1]

A total of six series and eight special episodes of the show were broadcast on Channel 5 from 8 October 2013 to 26 December 2019, the show moved to 5Select in 2019 with the first episode of the seventh series airing on 14 October 2019.

The first season of the show was originally narrated by Russel Tovey. From the second season on Alan Davies, the English stand-up comedian, hosted the show. When Alan Davies took over, this is when the show became well-known as, "The Dog Rescuers with Alan Davies".

Alan Davies describes the show as, "“It’s nice television,” says Alan, 48. “Yes, there are sad stories, but there are some funny ones, too. At the end of the show, we give viewers the opportunity to put themselves forward if they would be keen to rehome any dogs, so hopefully that will have a positive outcome, too.”^[2]

The show takes place in different parts of the UK, helping dogs who were neglected, abused, or abandoned. Throughout the documentary the audience will see the insides of a vet clinic and their process they do in order to help the dogs. Some of the types of professionals the audiences see within the documentary are vets, animal control, police officers, and or RSPCA Inspectors.

Transmissions

Series

Series	Series start	Series end	Episodes	Channel
1	8 October 2013	3 December 2013	10	Channel 5
2	3 June 2014	19 August 2014	12
3	19 May 2015	4 August 2015	15
4	21 June 2016	27 September 2016	15
5	27 June 2017	19 September 2017	13
6	12 June 2018	14 August 2018	9
7	14 October 2019	9 December 2019	8	5Select
8	2 September 2020	12 October 2020	7
9	30 November 2020	21 December 2020	4
10	8 June 2021	27 July 2021	8
11	11 October 2021	15 November 2021	6

Specials

Series	Original air date
Christmas special	24 December 2014
Puppy special	27 October 2015
Christmas specials	15 & 22 December 2015
Christmas special	21 December 2016
Christmas special	December 2017
21 Dogs – The Big Rescue	20 February 2018
Christmas special	26 December 2018
Christmas Special	19 December 2019
Christmas Special	21 December 2020

The Kitten Rescuers/Jo Brand's Cats & Kittens

On 28 December 2016, Jo Brand presented a one-off episode entitled "The Kitten Rescuers" on Channel 5. In 2017, it was turned into a series renamed as "Jo Brand's Cats & Kittens" it began airing on 14 November 2017 for a six-episode run until 19 December 2017.

The Dog Rescuer | Pets & Vets

Under the Youtube account, "Pets & Vets" there is a section of "The Dog Rescuer" documentaries with Alan Davie. These are new episodes that are not found on streaming platforms. They consist of the same content as the television series with more recent release dates. The first release date was on 21 December 2022. The latest episode was released on 2 June 2022. The documentary continues to follow RSPCA inspectors as they work to try to help rescue dogs across the UK.

References

^ "My5". www.channel5.com. Retrieved 19 September 2022.
^ Carrucan, Catrin (31 May 2014). "Alan Davies: 'I've got a soft spot for dogs'". Express.co.uk. Retrieved 19 September 2022.

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