Clip Movie Doggie Shows Feet Of Wrath Likes Online

Imagine a movie theater filled with adorable dogs, all pampered and treated like royalty. It is just satisfying to watch as it sounds. They are all celebrated in such a way that we know our dogs certainly deserve it.

Doggy influencers, or those with thousands of internet followers, literally walked the red carpet, got special treatment, then got to relax and watch a special screening of Paws Of Fury: The Legend Of Hank.

A short clip presenting a synopsis of the event was shared on social media by “WeRateDogs,” a Twitter account that combines cute dogs with humorous, at times quirky, captions.

First, all the doggie influencers are picked up in a luxury limo, where chilled “pups,” or puppy-friendly popsicles, await them. Then, when they arrived, a crowd gathered to greet them. One by one the dogs got out of the limo and strode down the red carpet as the crowd excitedly clapped, cheered and took pictures. The pups are treated as if they were the stars of the show themselves.

Some dogs walked down the red carpet on their own while others were chained up. Some viewers were even lucky enough to pet some baby mice. Then an adorable dog influencer named “Puka” gave a long howl and let everyone know it was time to get inside and start the show.

Each dog was escorted to their seat, where they put their paws on and enjoyed the show. The photos taken during the event made some of them look like they were actually watching a movie!

Paws Of Fury: The Legend Of Hank is an animated series that takes place in a town almost entirely populated by cats. Their village is threatened by an evil villain who wants to wipe them off the map. So an underdog, Hank, who dreams of becoming a samurai, teams up with some locals to protect their town. Only thing, they don’t like dogs.

The movie is playing in theaters and quite a few celebrities are voicing it, including Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Cera, Ricky Gervais, Gabriel Iglesias, Michelle Yeoh, George Takei and Mel Brooks.

The film has been described as a family-friendly homage to Mel Brooks’ 1974 film “Blazing Saddles” and is a comedy for all ages.

Go online to see if it’s playing in a dog-friendly theater near you. Otherwise, you and your dog will have to wait until it’s available to stream (around the end of August) or out on DVD.

Featured pictures: Twitter