It's time for Sam Webb's favorite segment of the week,

the top dog of the week with the Humane Society of Huron Valley

on the Big 1050 WTKA.

Indeed, it is my favorite segment of the week,

the top dog of the week with our friends from

the Humane Society of Huron Valley. Such valuable members of this community when it comes to

helping the animals in need find great homes, great families, many of whom come from our listenership here on WTK and joining us right

now to talk about this week's top dog and more from the Humane Society here on Valley,

filling in for Wendy Welch. We have Laura Crouch with us this morning. Laura, good morning.

How are you? Good morning. I'm doing great. Thanks for having me.

Thank you for joining us. And so what we do with Wendy every single week, before we talk about the top dog, we always ask, is this a love train week?

This is not a love train week, but next week is. We do expect to have puppies available for

adoption Friday, April 10th. Okay, Friday, April 10th. And so if someone wants to get on the

email list and, you know, see pictures of the puppies before they go up for adoption when the love train comes in.

How can they do that?

Yeah, you can sign up for the email list at hshvizinvalley.org slash love train.

And on Thursday, we're going to send a bunch of puppy photos to your inbox

pictures and their guest breeds and ages and all of that good stuff yeah there you go folks so get

on that love train email list if you're looking to add a puppy to your family we always say adopt

don't shop make it out to the Humane Society of

Huron Valley. With that, Laura, now it's time to find out about the top dog of the weeks and tell us

about this week's top dog. This week's top dog is named Plato. He is about six years old, and he came to us with a bit of an unusual situation.

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