Based on a true story, Togo follows veteran dogsled trainer Leonhard Seppala (played by Willem Dafoe) and his lead dog Togo. In the winter of 1925, when the first signs of a potential diphtheria ...

Togo, the dog that started the 650-mile run across Alaska during a 1925 storm finished by Balto, finally gets his due in a new movie, “Togo,” streaming Friday on Disney+.

Famed for delivering life-saving medicine across the Alaskan wilderness in 1925, Togo, a lead sled dog, wound up in Maine. A statue to honor him at Poland Spring is in the works.

Histories of Alaska: Disney’s new film “Togo” gets important stuff right about desperate run to Nome in 1925. Not the least of which: Balto is limited to seconds on screen.

Disney has a long history of dog movies -- "Old Yeller" still gets you every time -- and dips back into that well with "Togo," a hard-to-resist movie for Disney+. Willem Dafoe plays the man in ...

But “Togo” is really about just that: Leonhard’s wondrous lead dog Togo, a true underdog who saves the day, even when beset by harrowing circumstances that would fell a lesser pack.

No, the Togo dog movie is currently not available to watch or stream online on any streaming platform. Togo was originally released on Disney+ on December 20, 2019, after facing a week’s delay.

Heirs of famous sled dog Togo could become the official state dog. On the 100th anniversary of Togo's life-saving run across the Alaskan wilderness, an effort is underway to honor the sled dog breed.

‘Year of Togo’ will draw attention to a legendary Maine sled dog. Next month, Togo's Maine descendants will retrace his famous, life-saving race across Alaska to celebrate its 100th anniversary.