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| ‘Dogs of Lexington’ premieres to crowd |
| By normantranscript.com - Carol Cole-Frowe |
| Published: 03/08/2013 |
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Scruffy black rescue dog “Sarge” and the affectionate rescued Yorkie “Harley” charmed a packed theater this week at the premiere of the new documentary “The Dogs of Lexington,” which tells the compelling story of the Friends for Folks inmate dog training program at the Lexington Correctional Center in Lexington. Sarge and Harley are two of the stars of the new 43-minute documentary about the rescued dogs paired with inmate trainers, with interviews with many other human volunteers involved in the program. “When I saw the rough cut of this film, I cried 11 times,” said Louisa McCune-Elmore, executive director of the Kirkpatrick Foundation that provided a grant to make the documentary, which was privately screened Tuesday by the foundation at the Noble Theater of the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. “Get the Kleenex ready because (Sarge is) a big star in this movie.” Read More. |
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