So tell us about Kelly.

Okay, so Kelly is a, um, [smacks lips] technically twice-failed, but she's called a released dog from a law enforcement therapy prison program.

It's called Puppies Behind Bars.

So it's a genius idea where the prisoners in, like, six upstate New York prisons raise these animals from when they're eight weeks to about 18 months to two years, two lanes.

One to be either, like, an explosive detection K9, a bomb sniffer, or to become a therapy dog for a veteran or first responder who may have PTSD or mental health issues.

At that time, what did success look like for you?

Oh, you know, I had a dream.

I had a really specific dream.