Tell us about All 4's and what they d- have been doing and, and what they are still doing.

Well, All 4's, I, I guess it's what you would consider a community outreach organization that we started, I guess, close to 15 years ago, and it's just the front lines in the streets of Memphis, primarily focused on dogs that live on chains and getting the outreach to those pet owners to provide assistance, free resources, dog houses, dog food, and of course, spay and neuter.

Uh, we eventually launched a free spay and neuter program.

But this is in the underserved areas, in those areas of Memphis where the stray population is out of control, where there's a lot of neglect and cruelty situations, and very often those chained dogs are the ones at the end of that cruelty.

Uh, so that's been our primary focus is the underserved areas and those animals that need the assistance the most.

So eventually, we started a spay and neuter program and provided free assistance and resources for those pets, where that means that we would literally take those pets to their spay and neuter appointment and bring them back the same day, where they would also receive their vaccines, a microchip, every, you know, flea and tick, dewormer, everything they, they needed all at that one stop, because that pet may not likely ever see a veterinarian again.

Uh, so we would take those pets, like I said, to the appointment to ensure that they, they got there for the day and provided that resource for pet owners in the underserved areas.

Why? Why did that happen? How did we get from that point in five years?