The PAW Patrol pups are here to stay, according to a post on the TV show’s Twitter page on Friday. “We saw a few weeks ago that PAW Patrol, a cartoon show about cops, was canceled,” McEnany said. PAW Patrol is not canceled. 🐶 — PAW Patrol (@pawpatrol) July 24, 2020Many on social media did call for PAW Patrol’s cancellation due to its positive portrayal of the police in wake of nationwide protests of racial injustice and police brutality. But while ‘Cops’ and ‘Live PD’ were canceled in the wake of police protests, it looks like the PAW Patrol gang still has their badges.

After questions arose from a recent officer-involved shooting death involving a black man in Texas, which was filmed by Live PD, the show has been canceled, A&E announced Wednesday. The announcement came Wednesday evening, days after a report from the Austin American-Statesman renewed questions about the death of Javier Ambler, which happened in March 2019. Black man heard saying I cant breathe multiple times during fatal arrest in Austin, body camera video showsThis is a critical time in our nations history and we have made the decision to cease production on Live PD, A&E said in a statement to Deadline. .https://t.co/WWh7fDrig2 Dan Abrams (@danabrams) June 11, 2020In March 2019, Ambler was chased by Williamson County deputies for failing to dim his headlights. Shortly after new questions resurfaced about Amblers death, Live PD announced that the footage was destroyed.