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Hi, it's Phoebe. Today, an episode that we originally made for our other show, This is Love.

Sometimes a story will come along, and we're not sure whether to make it for criminal or This is Love,

because it could kind of go both ways.

This is one of those stories. We hope you like it.

In 1963, Newsday published an article about an organization that thought animals should be wearing clothes.

The headline was, decency counts.

The article included a sewing pattern, boxer shorts for dog and horse.

The pattern could also be used for cats, the writer noted, but with some minor adjustments.

Quote, just ruffle the bottom and use a fancy print material.

The New York Times wrote about this campaign, too, after people showed up and picketed in front

of the White House.

They wanted the first Lady, Jackie Kennedy,

to put clothes on her horses. Gene Abel was one of the picketers.

We called it Sina, the Society for Indecency to Naked Animals.

Jean says that during the protest, she held up a sign that said, please put pants on macaroni.

That was Caroline Kennedy's pony.

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