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Today's episode features two women from Retriever Rescue Las Vegas, a group that rescues dogs from dog farms in South Korea. The founder, Dani Ross, will discuss their efforts to save these dogs and educate people in South Korea. Tony Gonzalez, who works closely with the group, will share her experiences as an adoptive and foster parent. This heartwarming episode will likely give listeners goosebumps and may bring tears. If I was to put one word for today's episode, I would pick heartwarming. Today, we have two women from the rescue group called Retriever Rescue Las Vegas. But I'm going to give you a couple of previews that is going to hook you in here. You know, when you're sitting with your friends and all of a sudden somebody starts telling a story and it gives you goosebumps or it makes you want to cry because it's so heartwarming? Today, you're going to hear one. And I'll be shocked if not everybody that's listening at least gets goosebumps. The other thing is, is that Retriever Rescue, what they do is, is they actually rescue dogs from South Korea from dog farms. I'm not going to get into it. I'm going to let them get into it. So for the first part of the episode, we're going to have Dani Ross. She's the founder of the rescue group. And she's going to get into what they're doing to rescue these dogs, how they're trying to educate people in South Korea and the wonderful things they're doing. The second half, we'll have Tony Gonzalez. Tony works really closely with the group, another wonderful human being. She's adopted dogs from them as well as a foster parent. So get ready. Get ready to get your goosebumps and probably some tears. It's going to be a good one today.
