Chuck

But there is a this is from a House of Works article.

And there is a person named Heather Driscoll Woodford who curates a Facebook page to Kimberly Kate and has a lot of information about her.

But basically points out that Kate was like the forerunner to the people who are rescuing dogs today.

And like you said before, like this just did not happen.

Um, people just abandoned dogs.

Maybe you would take a stray in, like you said, I think, but, uh, she just came out of nowhere and made such an impact and became so memorable that she inspired other people to do the same, not nearly to the degree that she did.

Like there's very few animal rescue people with a couple dozen dogs at any given time, but, um, or let alone, not just fostering them, keeping them for the rest of their lives.

Uh, but she definitely inspired people in that respect for sure.

Yes.

We take our berets off to her.

And short stuff is that.

Hi, Kyle.

Could you draw up a quick document with the basic business plan?

Just one page as a Google Doc and send me the link.

Thanks.

But there was no link.

There was no business plan.

I hadn't programmed Kyle to be able to do that yet.

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