Detailed Animal Action Report

Dog

At the airport, security guards walk through the crowd with K-9 dogs. For this brief and mild action, a costumed trainer led one of the dogs on a leash, and a few background actors led the other dogs. The cast and crew members were instructed on the dogs’ proper handling beforehand. The dogs were always on leashes and trainers were nearby. A couple of the dogs were cued to “sniff.

Donkey

In the desert, a person leads a donkey by a rope. The donkey was a pack mule accustomed to wearing a pack on its back. The actor who led the donkey was instructed on its proper handling before filming began. The trainer handed the donkey, which was equipped with a harness and lead leash, to the actor immediately before filming and stood nearby for this brief walk.

American Humane also monitored goats, sheep, horses and dogs in the desert scene, but they are not seen in the theatrical release. All animals were kept away from any debris on the ground.

Eagle Eye does not carry the American Humane disclaimer at the end of the film because the production did not give American Humane a pre-release screening of the film, which is one of the requirements for issuing the disclaimer.