A diverse group of of new reality shows debuts this weekend, with subjects ranging from rehabilitated dogs to men who work in sewers. Tonight with the 9 p.m. ET return of National Geographic Channel's DogTown , the series that follows the rehabilitation of dogs at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah, which the network says is "often the last hope for dogs requiring specialized or urgent medical attention or for abused and neglected animals." Tonight, a special two-hour episode titled "Saving the Michael Vick Dogs" follows four of the 22 pit bulls that were sent to be rehabilitated after Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick's property was raided and dozens of fighting pit bulls were discovered. One of those four dogs, Georgia, had her teeth removed for an unknown reason; another, Denzel, is sick with a life-threatening parasite. Saturday night at 9, WE tv debuts The Locator , a series that follows professional locator Troy Dunn as he reunites people who have somehow lost touch or otherwise become estranged. The series follows a monthly "Angel Case," which the network says "usually comes to Troy because there is an urgent need to find someone and because she has exhausted all other possible avenues." If it's not obvious, it's a tear-jerker. Sunday night at 10 p.m. ET, History Channel looks for another Ice Road Truckers when it debuts Sandhogs following the second-season finale of its first tough-jobs hit. The new show exchanges ...
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