Ozzy: The Fast and Furriest

OZZY is a dog living in a nice suburban home with a kind family. When the father, a comic book artist, is invited to participate in a conference, the family must find a kennel for Ozzy while they're away. They see a commercial on television for what appears to be a luxury spa kennel called Blue Creek. After checking out the facilities and meeting with the kennel's owner, the massages, sauna, and air of relaxation leave the family convinced that they are leaving Ozzy in the best kennel money can buy. But the moment they leave, the luxury accommodations are revealed to be a facade; the kennel's evil owner kidnaps Ozzy and leaves him in a prison-like sweatshop atmosphere, where he is forced into slave labor while being bullied by Warden Grunt (Jeff Foxworthy) and his alpha-dog prison guards and mafioso Vito (Rob Schneider) and his henchdogs. As Ozzy takes the abuse, he meets other, nicer dog-prisoners, some of whom are planning an escape from this cruel prison. Meanwhile, Ozzy's owners have returned from their vacation only to be told by the kennel owner that Ozzy has died. It's up to Ozzy and his misfit band of dog friends to somehow escape the prison, turn the other dogs against the kennel owner, and find freedom as well as their owners.