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The speaker talks about their love for Cabo San Lucas in Mexico and how they associate it with sun, beaches, and surfing. They mention the stray dog population in Mexico and how they never thought about it before. They introduce Ada Trujillo and Paula Myers, who are working to improve the situation for stray animals. The speaker admires their initiative and looks forward to hearing their inspiring stories. 3, 2, 1. For those of you that have been down to Cabo San Lucas or just Baja Mexico, it probably has a special place in your heart. I know for a fact it does mine. It is my special place. But I'll bet when you think of Mexico, you're thinking of the sun, beaches, probably margaritas. Me, I'm also thinking about surfing. When you were down there though, did you notice all the stray dogs? And if you did, how much time did you actually spend thinking of them? I had never spent any time thinking about it until now. Did you know that Mexico has the largest population of stray dogs and cats per capita? I didn't. Today in our two segments, two pretty amazing individuals join us. Ada Trujillo, a co-founder of Pet Los Cabos, and Paula Myers of Snap Los Briles joins us. And boy, wait till you hear what they have to say. You know, it always amazes me how some people just take the initiative to make this world just a little bit better. These two are just that. They took the initiative and they are making things better. So sit back, get ready to hear where their initiative and their big hearts took them. It's really inspiring.
