I hear that from almost everyone who has

seen it.

And everyone there, visitors, staff, everyone's just so nice.

I mean, it's just the way things kind of should be.

But nevertheless, we'll talk to her about this story.

Can you imagine? You are a big-time city attorney.

And you're hiring people for your department.

I have got to get over there and see that presidential.

Right.

You're inhibiting what you see as the behavior.

So the dog goes back to the shelter and is now all shiny and new, gets adopted into a family, often with kids.

Yeah.

And guess what happens? Of course, that dog will- Yeah ...

break down.

I mean, whatever prompted that behavior in the first place reoccurs, and the dog bites, you know? So the other thing about dog bites that concerns me is if you're watching this and you have a dog, and your dog isn't gonna bite, fine, fine, it matters to you still, even the Dr.

That's now a vicious dog.

Let's go back and find out for our listeners, how did you get to be so passionate about cats?

I had a cat named Ricky.

I've always been passionate about animals, but one cat or dog sometimes does the trick.

And this was a cat named Ricky.

I was training our... dog.

Can I say that word here? I was training our dog to play the piano.

So our dog did animal assisted therapy at that time.

So if you can do a quick primer on FIP and then where do we stand with it? Because I know that the Every Cat Health Foundation has done a lot of work in this area.