Hero Dogs of 9/11 is a must see documentary.
Photo of Kenn Bell with his two dogs at the 2013 Blog Paws Conference.
Both of Kenn’s dogs have since passed away joining all the Hero Dogs of 9/11 at Rainbow Bridge.
It’s hard to believe it has been twenty two years since the attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. Many people lost their lives on that day twenty years ago. With the help of FEMA, certified canine search specialists arrived at the World Trade Center. It is also people like film maker Kenn Bell who helped bring awareness to the work these amazing canines did to help families bring their loved ones home. Kenn’s documentary tells the heroic stories of people who were saved and recovered by the remarkable working dogs at Ground Zero.
If you have not had a chance to view this amazing documentary about The Hero Dogs of 911 it is a must see. Kenn Bell was the Executive Producer of the TV special The Hero Dogs of 9/11 for Animal Planet and he is also a Writer, Director, Producer and creator of www.thedogfiles.com
None of us will ever forget that day twenty two years ago when terrorist attacked our country. In my mind I can still see the sight of the World Trade Center Twin Towers crashing down to the ground after each tower had been hit by two hi-jacked commercial airliners. 2976 innocent people died on that day twenty two years ago this week.
Emergency workers came from all over the United States to help with rescue and recovery. Among those workers who carefully scoured the ruble of the collapsed buildings was a group of 300 disaster search dogs to help their handlers locate victims of the horrible attack. All of the Hero Dogs of 9/11 have since passed away but we will never forget their service to our country.
We will never forget. ~ Christina Lee – Deaf Dogs Rock
Photo courtesy of thedogfiles.com
The Hero Dogs of 9/11
and The Hero Dogs of 9/11 Legacy
Photo above: One of my favorite photos of Kenn Bell holding my deaf puppy Bowie when he stopped by our farm a few years ago.
Kenn and Max during the filming of the Dog Files Video Show – Courtesy of www.thedogfiles.com
Above photo: Kenn’s other dog Remy
About Kenn Bell:
After adopting an American Foxhound/Pointer mix named Max from a local shelter, Kenn Bell decided to combine his skills as a filmmaker with his immense love of all things canine to create the very best Dog Video Series and Website on the web.
After christening it, Dog Files, and making Max the mascot (that’s him in the logo), he began to travel around the country with his dogs Max and Remy documenting how involved dogs are in all our lives. Both Max and Remy have since passed and have gone to The Rainbow Bridge.
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