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Hey, and welcome to the short stuff.

I'm Josh, and there's Chuck, and it's us.

But we're joined by a third person today in spirit.

Her name is Camberley Kate, and she seems like a pretty boss person.

Yeah, she sure was.

If you found yourself in Camberley, England, which is about 35 miles southwest of London.

In Surrey.

That's right.

If you found yourself there in, let's say, the mid-1970s, you might have seen causing a traffic jam in town, a beret wearing gray-haired senior citizen with a handmade push cart with ward stray dogs painted on the side of it. And then some dogs in that cart riding along and maybe another, I don't know,

15 or 20 dogs, some on leashes, some not on leashes, but very good boys and girls,

walking along with this, you know, for lack of a better word, crazy dog lady in the best way.

Yeah, crazy dog lady.

Your name was Kate Ward. And the reason she was a crazy dog lady in the best way. Yeah, crazy dog lady. Your name was Kate Ward. And the reason

she was a crazy dog lady in addition to walking all these dogs around is that all of these dogs

were hers. She wasn't like helping out a friend by taking these dogs on a walk. She had taken in

all these dogs because they were all strays. They were about to be put down. They had been

abandoned. And she took them in as her own. And what's really cool about this, too, is she took really good care of them.

This wasn't like a situation where she was just collecting dogs and, you know, whatever happened to them, happened to him.

Like she took

excellent care of each one of these dogs. And over the course of her lifetime, actually,

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