Reality television personality Pete Wicks is heading back to the kennels, as UKTV has greenlit a second series of Pete Wicks: For Dogs’ Sake. The show, which airs on the U&W channel, will continue to follow Wicks as he volunteers at a Dogs Trust rehoming centre.
Here’s the Lowdown: Following its debut earlier this year, the factual entertainment series has been picked up for another run. The format sees Wicks working alongside staff at the Dogs Trust facility in Basildon, getting hands-on experience with the challenges and rewards of rescuing and rehabilitating dogs. The first series is currently available to stream on U.
What This Means Now: The commission of a second series suggests the blend of celebrity involvement and heartwarming animal stories resonated with U&W viewers. Pete Wicks’ commitment to the cause continues, offering further insight into the day-to-day operations of a major animal welfare charity. Viewers can expect more emotional tales of canine rescue and recovery.
The Bigger Picture: Pete Wicks: For Dogs’ Sake provides an intimate look at the difficult realities faced by animal rescue centres – from handling dogs seized at the border to caring for abandoned puppies. By showing both the struggles and the successes, including the joyful moments of rehoming, the series effectively raises awareness about responsible pet ownership and the crucial work done by organizations like Dogs Trust. It taps into audience affection for animals while using a known personality to guide the narrative.
