00:06Hello, thank you so much.
00:11Hello, it's in the hotel room, it's so nice to see you.
00:14Oh my gosh, of course, happy to be here, shall we?
00:18Thank you so much.
00:22Thank you so much.
00:24She's like the only next time.
00:28She's about a year.
00:31Oh my gosh, she's going up for a napkin today.
00:34Amy, did you hear that?
00:35Yeah.
00:40She'll be snapped up.
00:41Good class.
00:43And we offer the same service to outpatients.
00:46No class area needed.
00:48Anybody could come here to use that service.
00:50And the facilities are beautiful.
00:52I know what I went here on this first week.
00:53It's just great.
00:55Yeah, we're super proud.
00:57It was coming from out of the cage for the food hunting each other.
01:01So I had no anybody to look after them because the government crashed that time.
01:07And we...
01:09Yes.
01:11Such a lovely dog.
01:12And unlocks lots of memories as well.
01:15Yes.
01:15They remember cats and dogs they've had for a long time.
01:18Or some people have had to give up pets to move into homes and that.
01:22And Isabelle's always had dogs.
01:24Yes.
01:25So they come once a week to see us.
01:28Yes.
01:32Yes.
01:32Something to look forward to as well.
01:34As soon as she went on the website, we just...
01:35Well, I remember seven of them were gone in a flash.
01:38Yeah.
01:39Of course.
01:44They had been.
01:46Yes.
01:47And it's been amazing.
01:48Yeah.
01:49Lucky you.
01:50But also a good reminder for people too, which I think is so key is everyone of course loves a
01:54puppy.
01:55But it's so great to also adopt the older dogs.
01:57And that's why I adopted my dog, Guy.
01:59I was much older than that.
02:01I think people forget that children just have pets.
02:03Yeah.
02:04A little bit less work as well.
02:06Yeah.
02:07I'm sure you're in the midst of that with a puppy.
02:09Well, thank you.
02:10It's so nice to meet you.
02:11So sweet.
02:12And here we have Foxy.
02:14Hi.
02:14And Janet works on our panels.
02:16Hello.
02:17So Foxy.
02:18I think I've met Foxy before.
02:19Yes.
02:20He's just been...
02:21He's just been...
02:22She...
02:22Sorry.
02:22She has just been reserved as well.
02:24So she'll be going home very soon.
02:26That's great.
02:26She's an example of a slightly older dog.
02:29So she's four and a half people for the dog as well.
02:31Of course.
02:31The trauma of that.
02:32Well, and you never really...
02:33At least you know in that case exactly what that background is.
02:36You know, my...
02:38He had been in a kill shelter before that had been left in the woods.
02:41So I remember getting this dog home.
02:43He was petrified he didn't come in the front door.
02:45He didn't know how to go up and down stairs.
02:46Like all the things where you're patient with it.
02:48And you end up with the best dog in the world.
02:50Because...
02:50We're just happy to have him in a good home.
02:53But...
02:53Um...
02:54Yeah.
02:54That's so great this time it's been.
02:56Fantastic.
02:57Okay, cool.
02:58Nice to see you.
02:59So we'll go back to this one.
03:01Yeah, could I...
03:03I couldn't have done the rehab.
03:05What if I was worried about drugs?
03:07Yeah.
03:07I've done that.
03:09I've been...
03:09I've been cleaning for...
03:11What's that shit?
03:12I guess?
03:13Yeah.
03:14Must feel great.
03:15Yeah.
03:16Yeah.
03:17And how amazing that pets can be part of that story for you.
03:20Right?
03:20Yeah, of course.
03:20So much of it is that they're with you for everything.
03:23Um...
03:24And we love Wally because obviously he's always, you know, been able to, you know, let us talk
03:30about his story.
03:31So he's such an inspiration for others and gives others hope.
03:34Ohh-
03:34Party-
03:35people, Okay.
03:35I'll be, I'll be, I'll be.
03:36I'll be, I'll talk to you later.
