Anchor Studios · Venice

Tiny explorer. Big heart. Endless adventures.

Milo is a real dog in Venice, California. Every episode starts with something that actually happened on a walk — then his friends turn up, and it gets bigger than the truth.

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Harley, Milo, Luna, Sunny and Bean together on the Venice canals

The real Milo

He lives here. The rest we make up.

Milo is a real dog in Venice, California — scruffy, grey and white, permanently in a rubber-duck bandana. He is not a character we invented. Everything in the show starts with something he actually did on an ordinary day.

The real Milo standing on the grass at sunset in Venice, California — Real Golden hour, Ocean Avenue

Milo sitting on the grass looking out at a palm-lined sunset — Sunset over Ocean Avenue. This is the look that usually turns into an episode.

Milo standing on a rug inside a Venice shop — A morning stop indoors, waiting to be told it is time to go again.

Close-up of Milo looking up at the camera in his duck bandana — The bandana that the whole show’s colour palette came from.

Meet the gang

Five friends and one very curious nose.

Everyone Milo meets on the canals, shown at the heights the model sheet says they are. Bean really is that small.

Harley, a tan and white dog with tall upright ears — The big kid
Harley

Milo, a scruffy grey and white dog in a yellow rubber-duck bandana — Explorer-in-chief
Milo

Luna, a grey cat with green eyes and a moon charm collar — The calm one
Luna

Sunny, a red squirrel in round glasses holding an acorn, standing on a crate — Snack strategist
Sunny

Bean, a mouse in round glasses and a blue jacket, waving — Knows things
Bean

Be kind. Stay curious.
Help when you can.

The three things every episode comes back to

The episodes

Small discoveries, one walk at a time.

Every story starts somewhere real and ends somewhere kind.

Still from the episode The Barking Buoy — Watching wildlife without disturbing it
The Barking Buoy
Milo meets a sea lion sunning itself on a harbour buoy, and learns the kindest thing is to keep still.

Still from the episode The Silent Garden — Noticing a need nobody said out loud
The Silent Garden
A wilting sunflower in a neighbourhood garden. Nobody asked for help, which is exactly why it matters.

Still from the episode The Safe Way to School — Road safety and self-control
The Safe Way to School
Waiting at the crossing is harder than it looks when the other side is so interesting.

Still from the episode The Traveling Seed — How seeds move, and why curiosity pays
The Traveling Seed
Sunny reaches for a dandelion and the whole park turns into a lesson about going places.

Still from the episode Farmers Market — Food, nutrition, trying something new
Farmers Market
Strawberries, greens, and one small dog deciding whether to be brave about vegetables.

Where to watch

New adventures, wherever you already are.

Animated stories, playful Shorts, wildlife discoveries and character moments — all free, all in one place.

@MeetMilosAdventures

Milo's Adventures on YouTube

The full library lives here: original animated stories, brand-new adventures, and the quiet moments in between.

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Made for young children

Gentle stories built for preschoolers and the grown-ups watching along with them.

Kindness, courage, friendship

Every adventure lands somewhere good. That is the whole point of the show.

The world around us

Ocean animals, backyard wildlife, and caring for the places we all share.

From the studio

Drawn by hand, one friend at a time.

Milo's Adventures is made by Anchor Studios in Venice, California — the same stretch of coast the show keeps wandering back to. Canals, tide pools, sand between the paws.

Everything begins on the model sheet: construction lines, height ratios, and a note about the one thing you must never get wrong about each character.

There is also a Milo’s Adventures picture book, already in print.