Welcome back everybody to the No Bad Dogs podcast where we love, live and work with dogs and today we have my buddy John from the I Pity the Bull Foundation.

John is from California. John and I met down or over in LA when I was doing a seminar and I absolutely love this guy.

He does such great work with the shelter stuff and the and all of the foundations that he works with we're going to talk about on this

episode and he's really really involved in rescues and so I appreciate you guys following

along and here we go with John. All right, John, to go ahead and introduce yourself, man, and tell everybody out there,

what you do, who you are, what you, you know, what you're about.

Hey everybody, my name's John Flores, and I am the founder of I Pity the Bull.

I Pity the Bull was founded back in 2014 and we're a humane education organization. We're a nonprofit, but we also do basically everything

dogs. So dog rehab, dog training, We help rescues with fundraising and, you know, we've just gotten into helping directors of rescues,

make sure they pick the right dogs for their rescues.

That's so big.

One that they can, I don't want to use the word handle,

but dogs that are within their ability level

so that they can adopt more dogs out instead of using all their resources

pulling dogs off their emotions and then they're just stuck with these dogs that no one can adopt.

Right, no, just a little bit more appropriate for the organization.

That makes sense, man.

And for everyone out there, so John and I met when I flew to California, we did a LA, I think

it was an LA adopt event. I flew to California and did a seminar at a really cool event

It was it was I had a blast. It was really fun. It was a good turnout for the first time that Yoko put it on. It was really, really cool.

And actually, the whole thing happened too, John, I don't know if you know, but I reached out so a follower of mine and we've

kind of we've kind of connected online a bunch about dogs Whitney Cummings is a

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