Welcome to Our Henhouse. This is Jasmine Singer.

This is Marianne Sullivan.

Thank you so much for joining us this week.

Marianne will be speaking with Gina Lynn, who is the founder of New Life Sanctuary, which has a very special mission to rescue and rehabilitate animals from laboratories.

As soon as I heard about New Life, which has been around for a while, I just was not familiar with it.

I wanted this interview because I think it's such a fascinating idea.

Now, if you hear noise in the background, it's Rose and I can't stop her, so just put up with it. Right. She's kind of

walking around in a very dramatic fashion. Anyhow, this week on the bonus segment, you'll be

continuing your discussion with Gina. Yes, as always, if you're a flock member, you'll get the link to

the bonus segment in your email on the Tuesday after this podcast goes up, or you can always find

it on the flock Facebook group. And if you are not a member of the flock, this podcast goes up or you can always find it on the flock

Facebook group. And if you are not a member of the flock, this would be such a great time to join.

If you can afford it, and I know a lot of people can't, if you're one of those who can, you can

you can join for $10 a month at our henhouse.org slash donate or this is a really, really great

time to take the alternative and bargain route of joining for $100 a year because, well, you tell us, Jasmine, because between now and the end of the year, all donations are being tripled, thanks to some very fancy and fabulous donors. All donations up to $20,000 are being tripled. So as I've mentioned before, we do the majority of our fundraising for the entire year in December.

In fact, in the last two weeks of December.

So I hope that you are able to join the flock.

We have some really great perks that we offer.

We've been announcing us every week.

Oh, that's birdie, the chihuahua. There's a lot of background noise in this episode. Sorry. And the fact that the donations are tripled, like we've just been saying it every week, but seriously, holy moly. Yeah. And we need it. I mean, I just saw this awful piece today in the Wall Street Journal. It was just so backwards and

messed up. And I just thought, thank God we have our henhouse. We have like this pro-animal,

vegan, friendly, responsible, LGBTQ-run women-founded nonprofit that is giving you media that speaks to

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