But can you just kinda give an outline of, like, how your Crisis Care program began and, and why you did it?

Sure.

Sure.

So a big part of our mission is, of course, to save lives, promote animal welfare.

We have spay/neuter programs, so prevention is a big part of what we do, 'cause, you know, our municipal's not able to do any of those basic things, so we really pick up the pieces there.

I mean, we feel like it's our responsibility, and when I came into the position, it was definitely I saw the gap in what our community services were, you know? It's very black and white in that, yeah, you can surrender an animal, but there's not a lot of other resources other than what we're doing as far as the municipal goes.

You know, walk in, it's open intake, they take your pet, but there's not a lot of support outside of that, and that's just like you said, because of financial reasons.

But talk about what your community pack walks are, 'cause I just think they're brilliant.