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ESSINGTON, Pa. - PennZone -- TVS Pet Parade Network.Com , one of 36 TVS MicroChannels.Com, is adding the TVS First Look original production Extreme Pet Makover to it's schedule in November. The ad supported, free to watch 24/7 streaming channel features current animal programs as well as classic TV shows featuring beloved animals such as Mr. Ed, Benji, Fury, Lassie, Champion, Rin Tin Tin, and the Littlest Hobo.

The original show Wildside, hosted by Randy Rauch, is a staple on the TVS Pet Parade Network, complementing classic Mutual Of Omaha Wild Kingdom shows.

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TVS Pet Parade Network can be seen on TVS Television Network.Com via the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. Apps from Apple, Amazon, ROKU, and Google make TVS Pet Parade Network available to 85% of USA TV homes.

All TVS programming is ad supported and free to watch. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, represents all TVS sponsorships, promotions, and marketing opportunities for TVS. TVS AdSales.Com is located in Miami and New York.

TVS also publishes TVS Pet Parade, a quarterly magazine that is published as an E Magazine on TVS Pet Parade.Com and in hard copy. TVS also publishes TVS SPORT Magazine, TVS Tavern TV Magazine, TVS Bowling Illustrated, and TVS Boxing Illutrated Magazine.

TVS Television Network is currently celebrating it's 60th anniversary. Since 1960, TVS has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows to broadcast, cable, OTT, IPTV, Mobile, and home video platforms.