Rare Earth Keyboardist Mike Bruner is our “Hero Person of the Week.” He fell into a frozen lake while rescuing a dog that had also fallen in. Mike tells the whole story and even yaps about his menagerie at home. Also, Lauren Drabble is pitching her new smartphone app. The software allows you to easily find rescue and resources for injured wildlife. The next time you run into a wild animal that’s hurt, you’ll know exactly who to contact to help. Also, imagine a short film that highlights your relationship between you and your pet. Franck Tabouring comes to your house and creates a documentary video featuring your pet as the star. A great keepsake! Also, you never have to have your tea alone again. The first feline café is now open. Lady Dinah ’s Cat Emporium, it’s named after Alice’s cat in the fairy tale “Alice in Wonderland,” has 11 resident kitties. It costs $8.29 cents for two hours of kitty company. And finally, nearly all of us drive with our dogs in the car. And now there are car seats to make sure they’re safe in case of a sudden stop or an accident. The Center for Pet Studies has teamed up with Subaru of America in testing car harnesses. They took a look at seven harnesses using a specially designed crash test dog.