"Paw Patrol" is a cartoon for children about a group of rescue dogs, including one dog that portrays a police officer.

Nickelodeon hit children’s cartoon “Paw Patrol” denied being "canceled" after White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said it would be as she condemned cancel culture and its impact.

(FOX NEWS) -- A piece from The New York Times sparked wild reactions on social media over the writer's apparent outrage at the Nickelodeon cartoon series "Paw Patrol" amid the fallout of the death ...

Could Paw Patrol really next? Yes, some people are questioning whether the popular Nickelodeon children’s cartoon should be “canceled,” culturally speaking.

“PAW Patrol,” a cartoon about rescue dogs who protect their community, clarified on Friday that it had not been canceled after White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany claimed … ...

Paw Patrol is a children’s cartoon that follows the story of six rescue dogs and a boy named Ryder who work together to protect the community. The police dog “Chase” has been a recent hot topic.

The amusing demands were made after the show's official Twitter page issued a heartfelt statement last week calling for 'Black voices to be heard' in the wake of George Floyd's death.

In the wake of protests against police brutality following the death of George Floyd, many people are pushing to change Paw Patrol, the Nickelodeon kids' cartoon about a group of rescue dogs that ...

Some Twitter users are asking children's television program PAW Patrol to reevaluate their content as protests surrounding police brutality continue to take place across the US. Photo / Supplied ...

Next in line: children’s cartoon show “Paw Patrol.” The Nickelodeon show entered the crosshairs of critics after it tweeted it would pause its social media posts in solidarity of # ...

Paw Patrol’s cartoon dog Chase targeted by protesters amid Black Lives Matter movement They’ve come after movies and television shows and now protesters are attacking something much less ...

A piece from The New York Times sparked wild reactions on social media over the writer's apparent outrage at the Nickelodeon cartoon series "Paw Patrol" amid the fallout of the death of George Floyd.