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

The Top Dog of the Week with Humane Society of Huron Valley on the Big 1050 WTKA.

No, Sam.

He will be back in the air chair next week following the President's Day weekend.

In the meantime, it is Sam's favorite segment of the week with the Humane Society of Her on Valley. Wendy Welsh joins us this morning. Once again, Wendy, appreciate your time. As always, happy Top Dog Thursday. How are you this week? Hello, Ira. Happy Top Dog Thursday. I'm great. How about you? I'm doing really well. And before get to the top dog, we always ask right from the jump, is this a love train week? Oh, it is not. This is a bye week for us. Oh, Ms. is so bummed. It's been like this every time I filled in for either you or Sam, I have it ready to go. No, it's not. The disappointment on Ms.'s face, I can see it. Sorry, Ms. And I knew what Wendy's answer was going to be because it was a love training week last week. And I remember that. Eric was lucky enough to play it. Eric was very lucky last week. He got to play it. Sorry, Ms. Sorry, Ms. If you want to come in next Thursday around 805, you can just come in to press a button.

Okay, just to press a button. Just got to play it. Sorry, Ms. Sorry, Ms. If you want to come in next Thursday around 805, you can just come in to press a button. Okay, just to press a button. But you are always the reason why our social media channels are filled with the top dog of the week. So let's get to the top dog of the week. And who is that this week, Wendy? In honor of Sam, we have a dog who looks like a Doberman Pinscher. So totally Sam's kind of

alley there with the, you know, black and brown cute little eyebrows and all that kind of stuff.

It's Jericho. Jericho is about two years young, about 75 pounds, just a little over 75 pounds,

in fact. And he is a cool dog. Evidently, he's a dog who

likes other dogs. And he likes kids. He likes lots of things. He likes to play, and he likes to run.

He is, like I said, two years old. So he was surrendered to us by the owners and the owners. It's sad. The paperwork says,

you know, I want to make this clear. This is about him. This is about us and not him. He's a really

good dog. We can't give him what he needs right now. He just has a lot of energy and he needs a lot

of exercise. So anyone out there looking to get fit or looking for an excuse to continually, you know, walk a dog like every day, as the research says, those of us who own dogs tend to be healthier than those of us who don't because they force us to be.

Take a look at Jericho.

He's a fabulous dog and he is at the Humane Society.

If you're on Valley right now, you can come visit us seven days a week. 75 pound dog. My guess is that he probably likes to spend a little time as a lap dog too because all big dogs think they're little and all little dogs think they're big and that's just the way dogs are. Yep. Yep. Just thought I'd add that. So there is that. All right, Wendy, you always have great things going on. We're leading into Valentine's Day weekend. So I'm sure you guys have a lot of things going on. What is the latest on the events calendar? Yeah. You know what? We have on Valentine's Day. We have rescue reading for the kiddos. So anyone out there looking to practice their reading skills, ages to 11. Check out rescue reading on Saturday.

We also have a low-cost vaccine clinic, but that is sold out. But next week, if you can't quite

get the Valentine's date in time, take a look next week. Parents, we have a drop-off event

called Cats and Kids. That happens on the 20th, so next Friday. And like I say, it's a drop-off event called Cats and Kids. That happens on the 20th, so next Friday.

And like I say, it's a drop-off event.

So you drop off your kids at our Cat Cafe in the evening, and we will entertain them for a couple of hours while you go on a date.

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