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Today's episode features two women from Retriever Rescue Las Vegas, a group that rescues retrievers from dog farms in South Korea. The founder, Dani Ross, explains how they got started and their efforts to educate people. Tony Gonzalez, who has adopted dogs from the group, shares heartwarming stories that will make you smile and possibly bring tears to your eyes. Get ready to be moved and have goosebumps. In my mind, there's just one word that describes today's episode, heartwarming. Today, two wonderful women are going to join me from Retriever Rescue Las Vegas. It's a group that rescues retrievers from dog farms in South Korea. Now, I'm not going there, but let me give you a little tease. You know those times when you're sitting with friends and someone starts telling you this really heartwarming story and suddenly your arms are starting to get goose bumps? And then you start getting tears in your eyes? And then you start looking around at all your friends and they've got tears in their eyes, too? Well, today's episode, it's got one of those. So I'm absolutely positive that every one of you out there, at the very minimum, are going to have goose bumps from this one. And probably, most of you are going to have tears in your eyes. I am absolutely positive. There's no doubt whatsoever. Now, at the beginning of the show, Dani Ross is the founder, who is the founder of the organization. She's going to go about how she got started, what they're doing to help rescue these dogs, how they're educating people, et cetera. And then Tony Gonzalez, who works really closely with the group and has adopted dogs from the group, is also going to tell some stories that are just going to melt your heart and keep you smiling. So get ready to hear some of these amazing stories. And also, get ready, get ready, you're going to have goose bumps up your arms.
