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WOMAN: For thousands of years,
they've been by our sides.
Protecting us...
...and comforting us.
Pets make our world a better place.
That's why we want to make the world better for them.
We're Mars Petcare.
NARRATOR: Who doesn't dream of having superpowers?
But what if I told you
there are real superheroes living among us?
They could even be... your best friend.
(WIND WHISTLING)
(MAN PANTING)
(RUMBLING)
NARRATOR: And that... is where I come in.
(HELICOPTER APPROACHING)
(INDISTINCT RADIO TRANSMISSION)
MAN: And we're approaching the target, Ian.
We've got an...
avalanche pile and a debris pile.
We're going to put you down on top of the debris.
It's ten meters.
Five...
four... three...
two... one.
On the ground.
Clear the line.
NARRATOR: They call me Henry.
Whistler Mountain Ski Patrol.
Along with my two‐legged partner, Ian,
we're your best hope in an avalanche.
It would take a team of people
hours to find you.
I can do it in minutes.
(SNIFFING)
(BARKING)
‐IAN: What do you got? ‐(HENRY WHINES)
That's a good dog. Get him out of there.
That's it, get him out of there.
‐That's a good dog. Yes! ‐(HENRY SNUFFLING)
Hey!
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah
Hey!
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah, hey
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah, hey
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah
Hey!
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah
Hey!
Whoo‐hoo
Yeah...
NARRATOR: Yeah, my life is pretty cool.
But this story isn't just about me.
It's about some of the most amazing,
real‐life superheroes
and what it takes to become one.
(SNIFFING)
‐(RESCUERS CHATTING) ‐(DOGS WHINING)
It's also a love story between you and us.
And if that isn't enough,
the hero of this movie...
is a puppy.
(GROANING)
Yeah, she's cute.
She's the one on the end
without a collar.
The runt... in a litter of ten Dutch Shepherds.
(PUPPY FUSSING)
(GRUNTING)
(WHINING)
She doesn't have a name yet,
but this little dog...
has a big destiny.
(PUPPY CRIES)
(GRUNTS)
(WE'RE GONNA BE FRIENDS BY THE WHITE STRIPES PLAYING)
NARRATOR: Enter the human hero of this story.
Her name is Cat.
I'm serious.
That's her real name.
You can't make this stuff up.
Climb the fence books and pens...
Cat's a fire captain from Miami
who saves lives in disasters.
She's come all the way to Michigan
in a blizzard to find a new partner.
A small partner.
‐(PUPPIES SNUFFLING) ‐(WHINING)
CAT: I'm going to look at three puppies.
(WHISTLING, KISSING)
Three female Dutch Shepherd puppies.
That's a good girl, you're so pretty.
I'm looking for a puppy that wants to play with a toy
no matter what I do in the room.
(VOCALIZING)
Loud noises, different obstacles.
That kind of focus, that's what I need for Search and Rescue.
We don't notice any time passed...
CAT: Where you at? What you got? What you got, huh?
Female dogs. I like female dogs.
I don't know, I mean, it's just something that I prefer.
Boys pee on everything.
(LAUGHS) They do.
(YAPPING, GROWLING)
(LAUGHTER)
WOMAN: Speak into the camera.
(DOG YAPPING)
CAT: I want it to just be a gut, overall...
feeling that this is, this is her.
This is the dog for me.
I can tell that we are gonna be friends
CAT: Good girl.
What do you think?
(DOG PANTS, YIPS)
You think?
CAT: I have a name for her.
Halo.
MAN: So, let me go grab the paperwork.
Yeah, okay.
(HALO GRUNTING)
Hi, you want to come home with me?
Here, here.
NARRATOR: Welcome to Miami.
Halo's new home.
And the headquarters of one of the greatest
rescue teams on Earth.
Florida Task Force‐1.
When the call for help comes in,
these guys leap into action.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER RADIO)
NARRATOR: And at the center of it all...
the K‐9 unit.
But here's the big question,
does Halo have what it takes to join them?
Over.
Hop up.
CAT: Step one... pick a puppy.
Bring her home with me,
let her get used to me and my family.
Here? Here? Good girl...
CAT: Take her wherever I can.
To work with me at the fire station.
Continue to play with her.
Have everybody else play with her.
And most of all, just give her time to be a puppy.
CAT: No, no, no.
(LAUGHTER)
(HALO YAPPING)
No... here. Halo, here.
(KISSES) This way.
Halo. (VOCALIZES)
Come on. (KISSES)
Good girl.
Come on.
‐Oh, hey, Cat. ‐CAT: Hey, guys.
Good doggy. Hi, good doggy.
(BARKING)
MAN: That's a good boy.
NARRATOR: This is where the dogs
of Florida Task Force 1
learn to find someone buried
after a hurricane or a tornado.
(CLAMORING)
CAT: You never want it to happen.
You never want there to be that incident
where you're needed that badly.
(BARKING)
But the dogs,
they are truly amazing.
MAN: Oh, yeah.
CAT: That's why we train so hard...
...for that one possible moment.
(BARKING)
(PANTING)
(L'APPUNTAMENTO BY ORNELLA VANONI PLAYING)
NARRATOR: The story of how us dogs and you humans
started saving lives together
goes back hundreds of years.
Some think it began at sea.
This is Reef.
She's a descendant of some of the very first dogs
to save lives.
(BARKING)
With her partner Ferruccio,
she patrols the coast of Italy.
(FERRUCCIO SPEAKING ITALIAN)
FERRUCCIO: Reef is great. She's an incredible dog.
She comes from a long line of water rescue dogs.
In fact, her grandfather, Mas,
saved my daughter from drowning.
Ever since then, I've devoted my life
to working with Newfoundlands.
NARRATOR: Reef's ancestors
helped fishermen for centuries,
hauling nets and carrying messages from boat to boat.
But no one had any idea how amazing they really were
until one of you humans fell overboard.
(SHOUTING IN ITALIAN)
NARRATOR: And in that moment,
the superpower dog was born.
(SPEAKING ITALIAN)
(THE ECSTASY OF GOLD BY ENNIO MORRICONE PLAYING)
NARRATOR: Reef is the ultimate lifeguard.
She has two coats,
a shaggy outer coat that keeps her dry
and a soft inner one that keeps her warm.
Underneath, she's pure muscle,
with a thick tail that helps her steer.
Forget the doggy paddle.
With massive webbed paws,
she can tow up to 50 times her weight
and swim for miles.
(SPEAKING ITALIAN)
NARRATOR: Today is just a training exercise,
but Reef and Ferruccio have saved many lives.
(BARKS)
And they're inspiring a new generation of heroes.
You're looking at the latest recruits
of the Italian School of Water Rescue Dogs.
And class is in session.
(SPEAKING ITALIAN)
NARRATOR: The graduates of this school will go on
to guard Italy's lakes and beaches,
and this pup just can't wait.
(BARKING)
(PANTING)
NARRATOR: Halo is now four months older
and already doubled in size.
She's ready to start superpower school of her own.
Sit.
Hop up.
Here. Walking.
Nice. Wait, wait.
Good girl.
Walk it.
Very nice.
Good girl, good girl.
Good.
CAT: You want them to trust you.
Say, "I'm gonna ask you to do this,
"trust me, it'll be okay.
"I'm here with you. I'm not gonna let you fail."
Hop. Yes.
Good girl. What a good girl.
Get it, get it.
Walk it.
Come on. Here.
Come on. Good girl.
‐Yes. ‐Good job.
‐Whoa! ‐What a good girl.
‐Nice job, Mama, nice job. ‐Wow. Phew.
NARRATOR: Halo's favorite uncle
is Cat's training partner, Frank.
(GROWLING)
And her favorite game is the same as mine,
hide‐and‐seek.
What? Are you sure?
NARRATOR: She's learning to speak up when it counts.
‐(BARKING) ‐Search.
(BARKING)
NARRATOR: That bark is her alert,
her way of telling Cat she found someone.
And she only gets her tug toy when she gets it right.
This time, Halo doesn't see or hear
where Frank is hiding.
She'll have to use another sense to find him.
(SNIFFING)
(BARKING)
(FRANK LAUGHS) Nice job.
‐CAT: That was beautiful. ‐FRANK: Good girl.
CAT: That was so beautiful.
NARRATOR: Halo's just learned
the most valuable lesson of all,
to trust her nose.
And that brings us
to the best canine noses in the world.
(SNORING)
NARRATOR: Well, maybe not the most heroic entrance,
but we'll give them a chance to finish their nap.
All right, let's try this again.
Tipper and Tony are Bloodhound brothers
known as the super sniffers.
With their partners, Aloise and Joseph,
they keep the neighborhood safe.
And what a neighborhood it is.
A wildlife sanctuary in Kenya,
home to endangered species
like rhino and elephant.
Endangered because they're under constant threat
from illegal hunters.
Thankfully the Bloodhound patrol is on the case.
(PANTING)
NARRATOR: The team is called in to investigate
an abandoned campsite,
where illegal hunters have been hiding out.
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
ALOISE: We got this call
from one of the locals in the community.
They had seen a group of illegal hunters in the area
trying to kill elephants.
(PANTING)
ALOISE: The villagers rely on Tipper and Tony
because they have brought so many criminals to justice.
Any time there's a crime, they call us right away.
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: The bad guys are long gone,
but they've left a valuable clue behind,
their smell.
(FLIES BUZZING)
And the smell from that one boot print
is all Tipper needs.
(SNIFFING)
When he puts his paw down, it's his way of saying,
"I got it."
NARRATOR: Don't take this personally,
but you're pretty smelly.
Every minute, you're shedding millions of dead skin cells.
Add your breath and sweat,
and you've got an odor trail Tipper can follow.
If you could see what he smells,
it would be like bringing the past to life.
(SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
NARRATOR: Tipper sniffs the air
up to seven times a second,
and uses his ears, the folds in his skin,
and even his drool to help push the odor into his nostrils,
where the real detective work happens.
With hundreds of millions more scent receptors than you,
and a massive part of his brain dedicated to smell,
he can track a suspect for days.
Now it's Tony's turn to take over the search.
And the local villagers know
the nose of a Bloodhound never lies.
(SNIFFING)
NARRATOR: Now check this out.
Tony's alert isn't barking, like Halo's.
He wags his tail and lifts up his head,
which can only mean one thing,
"I found him."
(SPEAKING OTHER LANGUAGE)
ALOISE: Tipper and Tony are saving the lives
of so many animals.
They're local heroes.
People say they have magic powers.
That whenever the dogs are around,
they feel safe and proud.
(MAN SINGING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER RADIO)
(CHATTER CONTINUES OVER RADIO)
NARRATOR: In the middle of Texas,
you'll find the world's top school
for firefighters and first responders.
It's called Disaster City.
For search and rescue dogs like me,
this place is Disneyland.
CAT: Good girl, baby.
Nice job, Halo.
What a good girl.
We're all done. We're all done.
Yeah.
Halo is a year and three months old now.
I would like her to be more advanced at this stage,
but it's going well, she's doing well.
Just the focus, I got to start working on the focus.
Very nice.
MAN: You're good. All right.
DENISE: Dog on the pile!
CAT: All this training that we're doing
is to be deployed in a real disaster.
But in order to get there, we have to pass this exam,
this certification exam,
and that'll happen within about a year.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
NARRATOR: To pass her exam,
Halo will have to find people buried in a pile of rubble,
like this one.
She'll need to master all of her super‐senses.
(SNIFFING)
We may not see all the colors you do,
but our field of vision is wider than yours.
And our ears can hear sounds none of you can.
(MAN GROANING FAINTLY)
But this game of hide‐and‐seek is all about smell.
(SNIFFING)
Halo's got to ignore the odors of the people she can see,
and focus only on one...
...the odor of the person she can't see.
(BARKING)
CAT: Good girl.
Oh, that's a good girl.
Good girl!
Nice job. Nice job!
Ready?
Where is she? Where is she?
‐Ready? ‐(BARKING)
Yeah? Yeah? Search.
NARRATOR: The next step is a tough one,
learning to resist temptation.
(SNIFFING)
Leave it. Search.
NARRATOR: We all have our weaknesses,
our kryptonite.
Leave it. Leave it.
Halo, search.
CAT: You can't afford to be wrong in a real disaster.
You just can't.
What's in here?
You don't want your dog on deployment
alerting on a hamper of clothes.
What's that smell?
Smelly clothes? Yes!
Just some smelly clothes, Mama. Nothing. Good girl.
You need to show them. You have to teach them.
"Oh, this is just clothes? Where's the toy?
"No toy for clothes. Let me move on."
(MEN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
CAT: Let's go.
(HELICOPTER PASSING OVERHEAD)
CAT: Trust your dog
and trust what you've trained them to do.
Listen to your dog.
There's so much that they can sense that we just can't.
(BARKING)
(SNIFFING)
(WHISPERING) Where is she?
Yeah?
Where is she?
Where is she? There?
Search.
(BARKS)
(EXCITED BARKING)
What a good job!
Good girl, baby. What a good girl!
Get her out of there. Get her out of there.
What a nice job. Oh, yeah.
(SEABIRDS SQUAWKING)
NARRATOR: If you think you've seen it all,
the last dog I want you to meet
has a totally different superpower.
La, la, la
La, la, la, la
Ooh, ooh, ooh
ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
La, la, la...
‐Her name is Ricochet. ‐JUDY: Ricki!
She's a famous surf champion from California,
but her real superpower
is healing people.
MAN: Yeah, buddy.
JUDY: Ricki! Come on!
This way, Rick!
Here, Rick.
Good job.
Ready?
NARRATOR: Ricochet's partner Judy
had big plans for her as a puppy.
JUDY: That's a good dog.
NARRATOR: She trained her to help
someone with a disability.
JUDY: Good girl.
Ricki!
But there was just one problem.
Ricochet was too distracted by birds.
‐Ricochet! ‐(BARKING)
NARRATOR: It was only when Judy saw her
balancing on a boogie board that she understood
what Ricochet really wanted to do.
(JUDY WHOOPS)
She ended up helping not just one person...
but many.
JUDY: And what Ricochet has done for me
is not only introduced me to all these amazing people,
but, um, gave my son the confidence to surf.
‐Surf, surf. ‐Surf, surf. Exactly.
Surf, surf.
Logan has what's called sensory processing disorder.
When Logan is faced with something
that he is afraid of,
he shuts down.
So when he looks at those waves,
and he feels he can't do it,
Ricochet is able to ground him.
She calms him.
NARRATOR: This is Griff.
He's a Marine.
Until recently, his experiences in war
made him afraid to be around other people.
‐All right. That better? ‐Mm‐hmm.
NARRATOR: But today, he's helping Logan
overcome his fears.
...hands together like this, try to stay warm. Go...
NARRATOR: All because Ricochet
turned his life around.
GRIFF: When I first started doing the work with Ricochet,
she had already picked up on
what was going on, um, internally,
uh, what I was struggling with.
Um, no matter how good I was
at, uh, hiding it,
Ricochet, she can see right into your soul.
Come on. Come on, Ricki, this way.
Sometimes we'll be walking,
and if something triggers my anxiety,
she'll, uh, alert me by planting.
She'll put all fours down
and refuse to move in any one direction.
NARRATOR: Ricochet can sense Griff's fear.
Especially when crowds or sudden noises
trigger his memories of war.
‐(HELICOPTER WHIRRING ‐(RADIO CHATTER)
Planting on all fours is her way of telling Griff
to listen to his emotions.
It's her way of protecting him.
The gift that I received from Ricochet
from the work that we've done together was, uh,
reconnecting, um, to loved ones,
reconnecting to life, to experiences.
When she's looking at me like that
and you have those moments, um,
it's one of the few times where I don't feel so alone.
It helps me see just how far I've come.
Hold on tight. All right.
‐Yeah, looking pretty good. ‐(CHEERING)
(APPLAUSE)
(SCREAMING, LAUGHING)
Yes!
(LAUGHTER)
LOGAN'S MOM: Ricochet bridged this gap
between this man that is torn up inside
and my son,
and make them both feel empowered.
And I don't think there's anybody in this world
that can do that except for Ricochet.
She is his hero.
NARRATOR: New York, where so many dogs came to help
after the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
Nearby is the training site of New York Task Force 1,
where Halo will take her certification exam.
If she passes,
she and Cat will be an official search and rescue team.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER RADIO)
CAT: This is huge.
We've been working towards this goal
for two and a half years, you know?
It's intense.
MAN: One minute until search.
One minute until search.
CAT: She doesn't know why today is different.
She probably sees that I'm a little stressed,
but in her mind, you know, it's just another day of fun.
It's just another day of doing what we do.
MAN: All right. Begin search.
‐(BARKING) ‐Yeah?
‐This way? Where is it? ‐(AIR HORN BLOWS)
You ready? Search.
NARRATOR: Halo has 20 minutes to find
up to six people hidden somewhere in the rubble.
If she gets it wrong,
if she barks at food or clothes,
she and Cat fail.
(SNIFFING)
(BARKING)
My dog's alerting.
Good girl.
She was alerting, and they're here.
NARRATOR: When Halo alerts,
the victims don't pop out with a toy.
‐They stay hidden... ‐Just lead her out.
...just like the real deal.
‐Show me. Where is he? ‐It's all up to Cat
‐to trust that Halo's right. ‐Yes.
That a girl... Oh, uh‐uh.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
You ready? Search.
CAT: You are there to help your dog
and your dog is gonna be there to help you.
So together, the bond is what makes the superpower.
You know, you're not just my dog, you're my partner.
You go down, I go down.
It's a team effort, and it is a super team.
(INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC PLAYING
(BARKING)
That's a good girl!
(LAUGHS) Good job!
Nicely done.
Get it, get it.
Go get that toy.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(AIR HORN BLOWS)
What a good girl.
Nice job.
That's a girl.
That's a girl!
EVALUATOR: Without further ado,
congratulations to...
Cat and Halo.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Good job, girl.
Good job to everyone.
NARRATOR: Not bad for the runt of the litter.
Not every dog is cut out for a life like mine or Halo's,
but all dogs have superpowers.
We keep you safe.
We love you, no matter what.
That's what partners do.
Walkin' on, walkin' down Babylon way
Got to keep going straight
Got to love my lady love
Got to keep going away
Hi, everyone, I'm Chris Evans and this is Henry.
Now, before you rush out and try
and get a dog as cool as Henry,
which, believe me, I wouldn't blame you,
make sure you do some research.
Do some digging to find the right dog
for you and your family.
‐Buddy, you gonna eat that? ‐(WHIMPERS)
Okay. Good dog.
(WHINES)
‐(MEOWS) ‐NARRATOR: No, no, no. Not you.
Get your own movie.