We're back, folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA, online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. Iro and Tribe on the other side, and it is indeed my favorite segment of the week, Top Dog of the Week, with our friends from the Humane Society here on Valley, and joining me as she does every single week to talk about the top dog. And much more is our good friend, Wendy Welch. Wendy, good morning. How are you?

Good morning, Sam. I am fantastic. How about you?

Doing much better than last week when I had no voice at this time. So I'm audible and on the mend.

And so appreciate that. I also appreciate you coming on every week and telling us at the start of our

conversation, Wendy, is this a love train week? Oh, Ms. is going to be so disappointed because,

yes, it is. It is a love train week. He missed it by a week. He's right next door to, I'm going to tell

him. I'm going to brag. Oh, man. Yes, we have oodles of puppies in our shelter right now. It's the tune of like 26, actually. And a lot of them look to be hound mixes, you guys. So lots of floppy years happening in waggy tales happening at the Humane Society if you're on Valley.

If you're interested in rescuing a pubby, of course, you know, check out our Facebook later today.

We'll be posting some pictures.

We already posted a few.

I'm not so great ones.

We'll have some better ones tonight on our Facebook page.

And then you can also sign up to get the email to later today at hshv.org

slash love train but my goodness I mean all sorts of little colors here we've got

everything from the traditional kind of tricolor hound look to black and white to white

and tan to chocolate to black all black and to even one looks to be like almost a yellow lab.

So oodles of different options for you and all rescued and ready to go home on Friday when

we're open 11 to 7. So check us out, hshv.org slash love train.

And, you know, it's been a while, Wendy, since we've, you know, we talk about the love train coming in and sometimes, hey, you know, is there a special process to adopting a love train puppy? So if someone wants to adopt a love train puppy, what do we have to do? Oh, we try to make it as easy as possible for folks. So basically you fill out a profile and you can do that online or you can do it in our shelter.

And it's just basically kind of telling us about you, about your household and your needs and what your experiences with animals before.

And it's okay no matter what you have.

So if you, you know, live in an apartment, if you live

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