And we have back folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

You know what that segment is.

It's the time of the week where you catch up with our friends for the Humane Society here on Valley to talk about the top dog of the week.

And joining us as she does every single week to talk about the top dog is our good friend Wendy Welch. Wendy. Wendy,

good morning. How are you? Hey, good morning. I'm fantastic. How about you? How are you doing?

Doing outstanding. My dear, always better, like I like to say, when we talk to you. And of course, we always start out this segment by asking you, Wendy, is this a love train week?

Oh, it is not.

This is not a love train week, but we will be back very soon, of course.

And for any folks out there who are interested in rescuing a puppy, I really encourage you to get on our email list.

Well, you'll be the first to be notified about the puppies who are coming into town, the rescue puppies that you can adopt or just enjoy the pictures of.

And you can do that on our website at hshv.org slash love train.

Outstanding, Wendy. Love the love train and all of the animals that you guys rescue, all of the

puppies that you rescue with the love train. But now it is time to transition into the conversation about the top dog of the week.

So tell us about this week's top dog.

Oh, yes, Sam and Ira, this week I have Condor for you.

Condor is a four-year-old dog about 88 pounds.

So definitely at the adult stage.

And looking to be, and remember this is a guess, total guess, but looking to be kind of like a shepherd mix, I think.

And with a brown and tan kind of look. Condor is such a good boy. You know,

you guys, it's tough sometimes when you go through our shelter, you see a lot of animals, right?

And they're in close corridors, you know, and it's tough for them because it's noisy

and there's lots of different spells from different animals and all that.

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