Pete Wicks Returns with Heartwarming Dog Rescue Series Season 2!

Pete Wicks, a well-known reality TV star from Essex, is returning to television with the second series of his popular documentary about rehoming vulnerable dogs. Pete first became famous on The Only Way Is Essex in 2015 and has since appeared on other reality shows like Strictly Come Dancing and Celebs Go Dating. Now, he is focusing on his passion for dogs with his show Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake, which gives viewers an inside look at the process of finding new homes for dogs in need. Pete, who is 36 years old, says that caring for dogs makes him truly happy and he hopes the new series will be enjoyed by everyone as much as the first one.

The first series of Pete Wicks: For Dogs' Sake was released earlier this year and was named Best Popular Factual Programme at the Broadcast Digital Awards. The judges praised the show for its warmth and storytelling, highlighting how it touched viewers' hearts. Pete says that the second series will be even bigger and better, with more emotional moments, more happy endings, and, most importantly, more dogs. The show is filmed at the Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre in Basildon, which has seen a significant increase in interest since being featured on the show. In fact, the trust reported a 30% rise in adoption applications after the first series aired, showing the positive impact the show has had on the community.

Pete believes that filming the documentary is the best job in the world. He enjoys spending time with the dogs and admires the dedication of the staff at Dogs Trust. He insists that the show is not about him, but about the dogs and the people who work tirelessly to help them. Pete calls these workers heroes for their selfless attitude and passion for animal welfare. The new series will air on the free-to-air channel U&W and U, and fans will be excited to know that a third series and a Christmas special have already been approved. Pete hopes that viewers will see how loving and resilient the dogs are, despite the challenges they face, and that more people will be inspired to adopt. He says that being around people who care so much for dogs is the best thing in the world, and he cannot wait for everyone to watch the new series.