And all of them that work with paws of New England.

I mean, Curtis and I were talking off air.

And can you imagine being somebody that has to put a dog like that down, like perfectly healthy, two years old, like, has all their life ahead of them?

And to put a dog that just wants love down like that is so sad.

But to think about the humanity that

exists in these people yep that dedicate themselves to saving Ellie and providing them a chance they

come in and it's always like they come in with gifts for us I know they're really nice they got stuff

for James they got like um I don't know what this is pez dispensers they got one for santo

now you got to get the candy.

Exactly.

No, it came with the candy.

Oh, did it come with the candy?

Oh, no, Jackson took it out.

But no, it was just awesome. and how bad everything is and not working, but the most generous part of the world, by far.

The people here, the way they donate their time, their money, and just in the shadows.

Like, you wouldn't know about those three people, you know, that's just their life.

They take time to foster animals that don't have a home to find people to take them forever.

It's pretty amazing.

And after meeting Ellie for just a few minutes, I imagine that he is going to get scooped up quite quickly.

He's definitely one of those dogs.

Like, when if you're like, even without kids, you just, you want somebody who wants a dog,

but wants a dog that's like trained, is not super, super hyperactive. He like like like the like the like the lady said

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