Ellie Kildunne

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946 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 25 Jun

Ellie Kildunne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But I tried to drag him away and the dog just stuck onto her just the whole time.
But I thought then that would cause him to... What did you do, just rush him to the vet, but he was okay?
Yeah, I took him to the vet, he'd scratched his eyes a little bit and he had a few blood marks on his face, but he's feeling very sorry for himself.
Yeah, it was so sad.
He was like crying, crying.
I know, honestly, it sounded like a baby.
I've never heard anything quite like it.
But as soon as I picked him up, he was actually crying on my shoulder.
It's fine.
It's like just a field, so we can just walk in loops and let them do what we want.
He's three or four years old.
He's not too old at all.
So Albert's a rescue dog and we had Bertie from being a puppy.
Yeah, at some point we had two guinea pigs, a rabbit, a cat, a dog, a hamster, all in the same household at the same time.
Just growing up around it and then obviously we've got loads of fields around us and
There's children we used to play out all the time and see if we could go catch lambs and we'd do some crazy things.
But yeah, I've always been around animals.
I think they're great for well-being and they're bright in every room that you walk into.
If there's a dog there or something, you just end up smiling.
all the career it makes it too hard you're always traveling but I get the sense with you it's interesting that was a sort of non-negotiable really having a dog yeah when you say I mean the logistics of things can sometimes be quite tricky but having parents that love dogs as much as I do they yeah I think they want to keep us if I'm honest
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