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 WTCA.

And we are back, folks, here on the Michigan Insider, on the Big 1050 WTCA, online at the

big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. Ira Weintraub on the other side and joining us that she does every single Thursday, top of the 8 o'clock hour to tell us about the top dog of the week and more.

Our good friend Wendy Welch from HSHV. Wendy, good morning. How are you?

Hello, good morning. I'm great. How about you?

Doing outstanding and always better when we catch up with you and you start out by telling us,

Wendy, is this a love train week? Oh, it is not. We are still catching up from our rescue of late

over 120 animals, but we are expecting

a love train next week. So next Friday, September 26th, we are expecting to have a bunch of puppies

available for adoption for folks, rescued puppies from areas where otherwise they would be killed because they do not have

adopters. So anyone out there who's interested in a puppy, interesting rescuing a puppy,

adopting not shopping, please check out our love train program. You can see more information on our

website, hshv.org slash love train. And you can get signed up for the email, of course,

to get puppies in your inbox and see these cute little faces before they arrive. So again,

the address is hshv.org slash love train.

Terrific, Wendy. And with that, we always move on from talking about the love train to talking about the top dog of the week.

So let's talk about this week's top dog. Who do we have this time around with you?

Oh, Sam and Ira this week we have penguin. Penguin, of course, is a dog and not a penguin,

but true to his name, is black and white, came in originally as a stray,

and he is about a year old, we're guessing, because he still has the energy and vivaciousness of a pup,

but the full-grown look of a dog. And he's weighing in about 52 pounds, a little over that.

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