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We first told you about Scrim back in November — a terrier mix with a knack for escaping the very people trying to help him, and an impressive ability to survive on the run on the streets of the Big Easy. After the people of New Orleans searched relentlessly for months, Scrim is finally safe with his rescuer, Michelle Cheramie of Zeus' Rescues. "It's so bizarre. He is completely relaxed in the house. The minute we take him outside to potty, he starts shaking and shuts down," Cheramie wrote in a social media post after his rescue. "Today, when their outside session was done, he walked directly to the back door and asked to be let in. WHAT? Amazing." In a separate post immediately after Scrim's recapture, Cheramie said she has reinforced her fence with construction wire wrap, locked all windows and doors, and has put a tracker on him. "You can't be too careful," Cheramie wrote. "It is Scrim after all." https://cbsn.ws/3CU9I3o
