Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of Lara Trump wanted for questioning.

Let's jump right in. Let's get into it today. Let's see what you got. Question number one,

what is it about animal rescue and dog adoption that you want people to

most know well first of all um you know you can judge a society by how you treat your most

vulnerable in that society elderly people babies and certainly babies, and certainly animals, I think, would fall into that

category. And for a long time, we had people who were willing to just kind of let animals fall by

the wayside. Animal abuse and neglect was just a misdemeanor. It wasn't a very big deal. Oh, wait,

until Donald J. Trump came along.

And in his first term in office, he made it a felony to abuse or neglect animals. Thank you, President Trump, for that.

You know, I think that if I had to give a message out there to people about rescue animals in general, you should always, always, always consider adoption.

I have three dogs at my house, and I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt, the animals

that are rescued know that you save their life. There's no question about it. And when you do that, when you bring an animal into your home, let's say you just want to foster for a little bit, you're then opening up a space in that shelter for another animal to come in. So you're really saving two lives there. If you're fostering a dog or, you know, a cat, you're getting it acclimated to a family life

so that one day it can go into a home very seamlessly.

And that's incredible to do.

They, you know, you look at the,

if you have a family, you look at the statistics

when it comes to children who grow up

with animals in the home

and they are much less likely to get sick than other kids.

Why is that? Because they have a much more robust immune system thanks to the animals that live

in their house. They kind of bring in different toxins or different things that the kids might not

otherwise come in contact with. Well, that builds up their

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