Scrim’s matted and bur-tangled hair had been shorn off, revealing the freckled skin beneath. He’d been bathed, administered a restorative IV solution, ...

After being on the run for months in New Orleans, Scrim was captured yet again Tuesday. He had been missing since he jumped 13 feet out of a second-story window in November.

Scrim, New Orleans’ renowned runaway dog, appears on the Wall Street Journal website, where he’s described as “a symbol of resistance and of humanity’s insistence on caging” ...

Scrim, a legendary Mid-City stray dog, ... The wire-hair Houdini had avoided humane cage traps, a CO2-powered net gun, and even a previous darting. With each escape, ...

Zeus' Rescues owner Michelle Cheramie scooped up scrim to bring him to New Orleans for fostering and eventual adoption. But on his first night at his Mid-City foster home in Mid-City, Scrim escaped.

The scrim saga continues after Scrim jumped out of a 13-foot second-floor window before exiting through the metal fence. Scrim, a 2-year-old terrier mix, became notorious in New Orleans for ...

Two books, "Scrim on the Run!" and "SCRIM: A New Orleans Story of Resilience and Rescue," share the tale of New Orleans' famous runaway terrier and his inspiring journey home. They release this ...

The owner said Scrim jumped 13 feet from a second-floor window and escaped on Friday morning. Scrim, the terrier rescued after months on the run, escapes again by jumping from a second-floor window.

Scrim, as someone along the way named him, is also a living, panting embodiment of the spirit of New Orleans: He, like the city, kept on going despite it all. Image.

Scrim, Scrim, where are you? A Mid-City dog that’s acting like Houdini is a little escape artist, evading capture since late April. So where has Scrim been spotted in the past seven days ...

Zeus Rescues has reported that Scrim made it through the snow storm. According to the rescue, Scrim was last seen at 6:43 p.m., headed towards Carrollton Avenue from Bienville Avenue.The recovery ...