00:00We have sick dogs now.
00:02What did you do?
00:04Do I have to call your dad?
00:06Okay, wait, sweetie. I'll get a dog.
00:07Four cats. We have Lou,
00:10who's our pig. Pigeon, Lou!
00:17He is like indoor-outdoor. When she asks to come in, we do let her in.
00:20And then we have two
00:21donkeys, two miniponies,
00:24and nine goats.
00:26It's honestly
00:27chaos.
00:29Everyone has their own personalities.
00:32Touchdown!
00:35Lou, for example,
00:37she is f***y with the dogs.
00:39So it's like, they are scared
00:40of her.
00:42Arthur.
00:43Arthur is another one of my bullies.
00:45He's just my dog that gets into everything.
00:48I've had negative comments for sure.
00:51Like, what's wrong with them?
00:52Like, they don't have to. Why do they have
00:54so many animals? That's not normal.
00:57This is our normal.
00:58And this is what feels good to us.
00:59If at the end of the day, I can find the best home
01:02for a dog where I know for the next
01:05hopefully 15, 20 years
01:06they're going to have the best life, like,
01:08I've done a good job.
01:11We purchased the farm for the animals, obviously,
01:15because they needed more space.
01:17There are a number of structures on the property
01:19and, like, the hope is that
01:21one day you'll be able to
01:23take one of those structures and essentially
01:25make it a foster environment
01:28almost as if they're living
01:29in a home.
01:31So, like, less of a caged experience
01:34and get to learn how to live
01:35within a home even if some haven't.
01:37It'll allow me to, like, learn a lot
01:39about them and help more dogs.
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