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Speaker 1: This is Pet Life Radio. Let's talk pets.

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Speaker 2: Welcome to this week's episode of Loving Animals. I'm your host,

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doctor Robin Ganser, animal lover and the President and CEO

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of American Humane, our country's first national humane organization. This week,

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we revisit a very special episode with a friend. You

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may know, leading health and wellness expert, Julian Michaels. You've

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seen her on our hit TV shows, including the Biggest Loser,

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and you know her from her successful fitness DVDs and

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best selling books, but you may not know of her

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other passion, animal rescue. Coming up after this quick break,

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you'll hear Julian describe this seventy acre farm that she's

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converted into an animal refuge, and.

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Speaker 3: Out about the animals she's taken under her wing.

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Speaker 2: Stay tuned and thanks for tuning into this week's episode

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of Loving Animals. We'll be right back with Jillian Michaels.

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Speaker 5: Let's talk pets on Petlife Radio dot com.

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Speaker 2: Well, welcome to Love Animals Where so it's real to

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welcome Jillian Michaels to the show. Jillian, thanks so much

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for joining us. We all know you and love you

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from the Biggest Loser on NBC and you're truly one

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of the leading health and wellness experts in our country.

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But most of all, we're just so thrilled that you

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love animals as much.

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Speaker 3: As we do.

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Speaker 6: Thank you so much for having.

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Speaker 3: Me absolutely Well, tell us a little bit about the

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animals in your life and what rescue means to you.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, of course.

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Speaker 7: Well I think you know, Look, anybody who's listening to

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your podcast is going to relate to that fantasy as

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a kid that I think so many of us had

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where we're like, oh, I just want to get a

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giant property and take them all. Yes, And you know

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I was very effectuate enough to be able to grow

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up and do just that. And so we now live

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on a seven acre farm and it's a sanctuary for rescues,

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and they sort of come into our lives in a

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variety of ways. We get calls from different rescue work

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for everything from.

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Speaker 6: Real cap to podbelly pigs that need to.

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Speaker 7: Be rehome, to saltcottage tortoises that need to be rehome.

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It's ridiculous. But you know, for me personally, I grew

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up for most of my childhood as an only child

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until I was like fifty and a half, and you know,

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animals were my best friend my parents were divorced. I was,

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you know, kind of the bullied kid that picked on kid.

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And they they're just unconditional, as we all know. And

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there's something that's, in my opinion, a gift from God,

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and I try to pay that back. And that's what

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rescue means to me, is paying that back, that unconditional love.

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Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, how beautifully stated, paying it back. And

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I think these rescue animals especially make us better humans,

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don't you.

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Speaker 7: Think, Oh?

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Speaker 6: Absolutely, without a doubt.

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Speaker 3: Was there growing up? Was there that one special animal

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that you still think about in your life.

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Speaker 7: Gosh, you know, there have been many. I mean, if

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I was to say that there was one favorite little creature,

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it would be when I was actually a little bit older,

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in my early twenties and really just trying to find

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myself and going through a hard time in life. And

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it was a little Chuahua named Baxter. Baxter, and that

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dog had been with me through just about everything, being

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a STU could change up out of the couch to

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pay for gas in the studio apartment, to you know,

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buying my first house, and it was like me and

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my little buddy, and that I would say, I've had

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dogs my entire life. Cats are all different kinds of

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little creatures, but he was definitely my little pupp and

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soulmate for sure. And I think that there's something magical

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about certain times in our lives where you know, you

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might not have kids, or you might not have a

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significant other, and it's kind of like you and your

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you know, your little creature against the world.

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Speaker 6: And he was that.

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Speaker 8: Dog for me.

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Speaker 3: Baxter. I love that. Where did you find Baxter?

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Speaker 6: He was being rehomed.

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Speaker 7: A woman had bought him for her daughter's birthday, I guess,

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and the dead honest with you. I was like twenty five,

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so I don't fully remember why they were giving them off.

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working at, and she had brought them in to see

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if anybody wanted him, and she was going to take

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him to the shelter, and I was like, you know, what,

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do you like your mind? And I ended up taking

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them and that was that Wow.

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Speaker 3: And then all those years together with Baxter. How special

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is that? You never know how animals are going to

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Speaker 6: You know, no, you never do know, that's for sure.

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Speaker 3: Mm hmm.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 3: You know one thing that I read that I think

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was so great was you're living on this farm. You've

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got a beautiful family. How are your kiddos? How are

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their lives difference? Being raised with so many animals then

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Speaker 7: You know what's kind of interesting is they don't have

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Speaker 6: They don't have a.

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Speaker 7: Deep, kindred spirit love of animals in the way that

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I do. And I think part of that, quite honestly,

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is because my kids are very very close. They have

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each other, you know, they have myself. They have my part.

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friends of the family, and they're very connected with people,

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which I can't say that I had that much as

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a child. I had my mom always very close with them.

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When I was thirteen, I had my karate teacher. But

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you know, so they they love the animals. They think

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they're cool, but the animals don't sleep in their room.

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Speaker 6: You know.

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Speaker 7: In some cases they find the animals to be kind

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of tiring because they have to feed them and take

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care of them and the chores. They eat their crant,

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you know, the pig eats their crands, and so you know,

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they're like, okay, you know, and it's just for them,

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it's totally normal that breakfast with three dogs, a parrot,

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a pig, a rabbit, a bait of fish. You know,

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they're just that life for them, ducks, chickens. They kind

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of just don't know anything different.

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Speaker 3: That's wonderful, And I know there is a deep connection.

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They just might not be expressing it, you know, because

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I think sometimes especially if they're just surrounded with all

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these animals, I know there's they have a favorite one

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or two and they probably have stories about that favorite one,

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maybe that favorite duck, or were that favorite cat running

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Speaker 7: They yeah, they My son has a chicken that loved

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him beyond, a little black shelty and uh so he's

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he's Beyonce is very attached to my son. And we

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have a rabbit who is like part swimish giant. He's huge,

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named Phil, and Phil is very fond of my.

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Speaker 6: Daughter Lou, I know.

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Speaker 7: But the dogs are very you know, the dogs are

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they love the kids, but their dogs are more.

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Speaker 6: Bonded with us.

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Speaker 7: I think, you know, they've been with us their entire lives.

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Speaker 6: They sleep in our room.

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Speaker 7: You know.

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Speaker 6: The bird's a little bit afraid of them.

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Speaker 7: The pig is just starting to really feel safe around

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my daughter because she's seven now and sees her and

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scratches her belly. They have a pony named Joey, and

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they ride with me my horse Buzz, who's a premer

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and rescue. So they do for sure, but it's you know,

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it's my dream not there. You know, to them, they're like, ugh,

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I gotta feed the koi and the this and the

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that and the this and that's okay.

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Speaker 6: Teaches something to be responsible, you.

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Speaker 3: Know, what I mean, right absolutely, And I know when

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they grow up they're going to have animals around them.

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Speaker 2: I just know they that's what's going to happen. So

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I can already see that because they wouldn't know life without.

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Speaker 6: Them, No, they would not, that's for sure.

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Speaker 3: And I wanted to make sure the chicken is named Beyonce.

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Speaker 7: We have quite a few chickens, but this one is

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named Beyonce.

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Speaker 6: Okay.

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Speaker 1: I just wanted to make sure I heard that right.

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I love that.

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Speaker 3: I love that who gets to name them? Who gets

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to name them?

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Speaker 7: The chickens are very a very big part of the

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family and they if they make themselves comfortable in the house.

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Outside of the a house, they're all over the place,

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logs all of them.

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Speaker 3: They're just Oh, that's great, that's great, Gillie. One thing

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I was so impressed was your commitment to fighting puppy meals.

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I seem to be such a great personal passion of

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yours is to you know, eliminate puppy meals. Can you

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share with our listeners a little bit about your work

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Speaker 7: Well, for me, my work has more been about well Pete.

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I work with PETA as one of the organizations and

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they have specifically it's very interesting they have specifically put

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in animals and entertainment. They're really efficient at using our spokespeople.

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So I've worked on elephants in the circus freaking dig

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alligator bags or crocodile bags, and air mes. God, I'm

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trying to think of carriage horses in New York workers

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Sea World. And then I've also worked obviously with the

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Humane citing the ASPCA on rescue stuff for animals. So

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it's a lot about adoptions, and I've never actually been

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given an opportunity to have a very specific campaign against.

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Speaker 9: Puppy mills, but I've been very vocal about them. And

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of course I always adopt don't shelf, and you know,

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I mean, dogs are my favorite animal. I mean, I

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just you know, I don't go.

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Speaker 6: For the exotic.

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Speaker 7: I go for the loyal. And I've had dogs my

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entire life. I have three right now, and cats. I've

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had a few cats, but I am predominantly a dog person.

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So obviously we do not support puppy mills in our household.

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Speaker 6: We're very vocal about not supporting probably though it's good.

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Speaker 2: A lot of people just don't understand that they even exist.

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So to have someone with your platform to you know,

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to campaign against that's so powerful because we can really

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eliminate a lot of abuse with with more educational, more

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knowledge crazy you.

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Speaker 7: Know, like and it's like, I see so many people

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with these pure bred dogs and I just think, like really,

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and you know, some of them you come from reputable readers.

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Of course, you know, it's like why and the dog

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will looks a certain way, like really, but you know,

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I mean, dude, people have different values and ethics and awareness.

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So I try to like educate without being judgmental or preachy.

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And God knows, you know, I have my work to

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do in many other areas, so you know, I take

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it one day at a time.

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Speaker 3: That's great, don't we all, especially in the animal space.

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You know, all we can do is take things one

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day at time and try to make the world a

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little bit better every single day that we're here. I'd

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love to know the names of your three dogs. What

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have you named them?

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Speaker 6: We have a bull like shepherd mixed name.

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Speaker 7: Oh yeah, but Yula named Richard Off Richard Richard. And

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Speaker 3: Oh wonderful. It's so much fun to name them, isn't it?

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Speaker 6: Through im, that's for sure asolutely.

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Speaker 3: That's great. Well, Jilly and I know we're under a

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tight time frame with you. I want to thank you

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