"Tell us your personal story about an animal who acted heroically and you can appear in this documentary about animals!

Each year, humans give each other awards for outstanding work on behalf of non-human animals, and they are well-deserved. We know that humans have given their lives and are incarcerated for such efforts. Now, we want to honor non-human animals who continue to save our lives and each others' as well. (You can see millions of these stories on the web, but we want your local first-hand experience); we'll interview you and you will appear in this full-length documentary called "The War On Animals". Please respond to http://www.beyond-productions.com or at: courtney@scottwork.com.

Does anyone know how we can reach the people whose story appeared in the news 2 Februarys ago, about a family who were stuck on Mt.Hood, and a female dog rescued them? The other local story which is documented in a book "Brave Norman" by Andrew Clements, goes as follows: "Annette adopte
d a blind yellow lab from the pound named Norman. The beach is the only place Norman could run free because he is blind. One day, as Annette and Norman were walking along the beach, Norman cocked his ears and started running. He heard something no one else could hear -- the cries of someone in danger. Lisa, 15, had been swimming with her brother and got caught in the strong current. Norman swam toward her cries, and with Annette's voice guiding him, pulled Lisa back to shore. Lisa considers ... Norman to be her guardian angel." Thanks!"