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( music playing )

( dog barking )

Betty Carmack:
PEOPLE SPEAK OF THEIR ANIMAL

AS BEST FRIENDS.

THEY ARE
SIGNIFICANT OTHERS.

THEY ARE LIKE CHILDREN.

Susanne Principato:
THE LITTLE GIRL HAD
HER EAR RIPPED OFF.

Robert Taffet:
NONE OF MY DOGS
ATTACKED ANYBODY.

Dennis McVeigh:
WHAT MAKES YOU THINK,
IN THE FUTURE,

THEY'RE GOING
TO EXERCISE JUDGMENT

THAT KEEPS KIDS
AWAY FROM THESE DOGS?

( dogs barking )

Woman:
THERE'S THIS HORRIBLE,

NATIONAL, DIRTY LITTLE SECRET
THAT EVERY YEAR,

WE'RE PUTTING DOWN
MILLIONS OF DOGS.

Man:
THE SHELTER IS DEATH ROW.
IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT.

( dogs barking )

( dog baying )

( barking continues )

Shelly Castorino:
WE WERE NEW TO HADDONFIELD,

AND IT WAS LIKE,
"WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD?

THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS
TO YOUR CHILD?"

Jackie Castorino:
FRESHMAN YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL,

LIZ TAFFET INVITED ME
OVER TO HER HOUSE.

THE DOG
WAS IN THERE,

AND WE WERE
JUST PLAYING WITH IT.

I WAS PETTING THE DOG
ON THE HEAD

WHEN LIZ TAFFET JUST
WALKED OUT OF THE ROOM.

AND SHE--

ALMOST INSTANTANEOUSLY

AS SHE WALKED
OUT OF THE ROOM,

THE DOG BIT ME
ON THE SHOULDER.

( dog barking )

I FELL BACK AND I PUSHED
THE DOG OFF OF ME,

AND ONE OF THE MOST
VIVID IMAGES I REMEMBER

WAS MY,
LIKE, FAT TISSUE--

IT'S ORANGE, AND I'D NEVER
SEEN IT IN REAL LIFE BEFORE.

Shelly:
I RECEIVED A PHONE CALL.

THERE WAS A MAN ON
THE OTHER END OF THE LINE

SAYING, "THIS IS DR. TAFFET.
GET TO MY OFFICE RIGHT AWAY."

I WENT TO THE OFFICE,
AND I FELT LIKE

I WAS IN
A FRANKENSTEIN MOVIE.

I'M STANDING THERE
AND I SEE A MAN

STANDING OVER TOP
OF MY DAUGHTER.

HE HAD A STICK
AND HE'S PUSHING IT
INTO HER SHOULDER.

INSTEAD OF SAYING,
"I'M DR. TAFFET,"

IT WAS, "IF YOU
GO TO THE POLICE,

THEY'LL PUT
MY DOG DOWN."

THE NEXT DAY,
HE CAME TO THE HOUSE,

SAT IN MY KITCHEN,

AND HE PACKED
HER WOUNDS,

AND HE TOLD US,

"I WILL HANDLE EVERYTHING.
DON'T TELL ANYBODY.

THAT'S THE AGREEMENT.

IF YOU DON'T
TELL ANYBODY,

I'LL TAKE CARE
OF JACKIE."

WE WERE NEW TO TOWN,

AND WE DIDN'T KNOW
WHAT TYPE

OF A POWER PERSON
HE WAS IN TOWN,

SO I DIDN'T
KNOW IF THEY WERE
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB,

SO WE DIDN'T
WANT TO...

GO AGAINST
WHAT HIS WISHES WERE.

I KEPT IT QUIET,
AND ONE DAY,

I FOUND OUT
THAT THERE WAS
ANOTHER DOG REPORT.

WE HAD BEEN LIVING HERE
SEVERAL YEARS,

AND THERE WERE
SEVERAL INCIDENCES
OF THE DOGS

RUNNING OFF-LEASH
THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD,

ONE DOG IN PARTICULAR
BEING OFF-LEASH.

IT WAS-- IT HAPPENED
WITH MY HUSBAND.

Bob Principato:
WE HAD JUST GOTTEN
A NEW DOG,

AND WE WERE TAKING HIM
FOR A WALK.

YOU KNOW, WE HAD TRIED

TO SOCIALIZE OUR DOG
WITH THEIR DOGS.

AND, YOU KNOW,
WHEN WE CAME AROUND THE CORNER,

ONE OF THE DOGS
KIND OF RAN OFF THE PROPERTY,

KIND OF
WAS CIRCLING US,

AND HE WAS JUST KIND OF,
LIKE, HUNTING US.

WHEN DR. PRINCIPATO
AND HIS SON AND THEIR DOG

WERE WALKING
DOWN COLONIAL RIDGE
ON MY SIDEWALK.

AND THEY CAME
ALONG THE CORNER,

AND THE DOGS WENT OVER
AND WENT, "WOOF, WOOF,"
TO THEM

AND THEN RAN AWAY
AND STARTED PLAYING
LIKE THEY DO,

AND THEN
HE TURNED THE CORNER

AND STOPPED NEAR
THE FIRE HYDRANT

AT WHICH POINT
BEAR WAS BARKING.

AND I WAS LIKE,
"BEAR, NO,"

AND HE WENT
THROUGH THE FENCE.

I LOOKED BACK
AT MY SON,

AND HE WAS JUST
COMPLETELY WHITE,

AND I SAID,
"LOOK, JUST DON'T MOVE."

I PICKED UP
OUR DOG QUICKLY,

HELD IT,
AND DIDN'T MOVE.

THE OWNER'S WIFE
CAME OUT.

I RAN OVER.
I GRABBED BEAR'S COLLAR.

I APOLOGIZED,
AND I SAID,

"OH, I HAVE TO
UP THE ZAPPER."

AND WE CHATTED BRIEFLY,
AND NOTHING HAPPENED,

AND I WENT BACK
TO MY CLEANUP,

AND THEY PROCEEDED
ON THEIR WALK.

WHAT HAPPENED
AFTER THAT, HOWEVER,

IS PROBABLY WHAT
PROVOKED THE REACTION

THAT AT LEAST
SUSANNE HAD,

IS THAT,
FROM WHAT I'M TOLD--

AND I'M JUST REPEATING
WHAT I'M TOLD--

DR. TAFFET THEN WENT UP
TO HER, UP TO HER HOUSE,

AND I THINK, IN ESSENCE,

TOLD HER, "YOU BETTER
KEEP THIS QUIET."

Anchor:
Let's go live
to Susanne LaFrankie.

Crawford: SUSANNE IS
A FORMER NEWS REPORTER.

HER TRADE NAME
WAS SUSANNE LAFRANKIE.

I THINK SHE WORKED
FOR CHANNEL 6 NEWS.

YOU DON'T TELL
A NEWS REPORTER THAT
YOU'VE GOT TO BE QUIET,

AND IT PROVOKED
A REACTION ON HER PART

WHERE SHE REALLY THEN
WENT TO TOWN.

MY NAME IS
SUSANNE PRINCIPATO.

I LIVE
AT COLONIAL RIDGE DRIVE
IN TOWN, AND I'M HERE...

Susanne:
I COME TO FIND OUT,
IN THE PAST 10 YEARS,

THREE OF HIS DOGS
FROM THE SAME BLOODLINE

HAVE ATTACKED AT LEAST
SIX PEOPLE THAT WE KNOW OF.

DR. HARKINS WAS ATTACKED
IN A LOCAL PARK.

HE HAD TO
GET 30 STITCHES

BECAUSE DR. TAFFET ALLOWED
HIS TWO RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKS,

PLUTO AND ROCKY,
TO BE OFF-LEASH.

THEN THERE
WAS DOMINIC DORAZIO.

HE WAS THERE
AT A SLEEPOVER

AND ROCKY ATTACKED HIM.

HE WAS BITTEN
ON THE BUTTOCKS.

HIS MOTHER
TOLD ME THAT.

AND THEIR DOG
HAD TO BE QUARANTINED.

THEN JACQUELINE CASTORINO

WAS BITTEN BY ROCKY
IN THE SHOULDER.

THEY LOOK LIKE
TWO BULLET WOUNDS.
I'VE SEEN IT.

SHE REQUIRED
PLASTIC SURGERY.

MANY OF OUR NEIGHBORS
LIVED IN FEAR,

AND OUR CHILDREN
WERE TOO AFRAID

TO GO OUT
IN OUR OWN FRONT YARD.

Mario Iavicoli:
DR. TAFFET WAS SUCCESSFUL

IN CONVINCING THE PEOPLE
NOT TO REPORT THESE,

BUT EVENTUALLY ONE OF THEM
GOT REPORTED,

WHICH UNCOVERED
THE OTHERS

AND A COURT CASE
RESULTED

WHERE SUMMONSES
WERE FILED

AGAINST DR. TAFFET
AND HIS DOG ROCKY.

Robert:
STAY, ROCKY.

NONE OF MY DOGS
ATTACKED ANYBODY.

YOU GUYS, STAY.

THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN A DOG BITE
AND A DOG ATTACK.

AN ATTACK IS PROLONGED,
MULTIPLE BITES

AND SERIOUS INJURIES.

- EASY, HEY.
- ( growls, barks )

THE STORIES
WERE JUST SO FAR

FROM WHAT
THE REALITY WAS

THAT I WASN'T
GOING TO JUST SAY,

"I'M GUILTY,"
YOU KNOW?

Iavicoli:
THE MATTER WAS TRIED

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT
OF HADDONFIELD.

Crawford:
WE HAD FOUR DAYS OF HEARINGS

TO DETERMINE WHETHER ROCKY

WAS A:
POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS

OR B: DANGEROUS.

IF YOU FIND A DOG IS
POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS,

THE COURT CAN IMPOSE
CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS
ON THE OWNER.

IF YOU FIND A DOG
IS DANGEROUS,

THE DOG
CAN BE EUTHANIZED.

COME HERE.
ROCKY.

Susanne:
IT TOOK THE JUDGE
NINE MONTHS TO DECIDE

THAT ONE OF THE DOGS, ROCKY,
WAS POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS.

Iavicoli:
DR. TAFFET APPEALED THAT

TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
TRIAL DIVISION.

WHAT THE TAFFETS DO
IS THEY HIRE A LOT OF
VERY EXPENSIVE LAWYERS.

THEY SPEND THE MONEY
AND GET THE RESULT THEY WANT.

JUDGE McNEILL--

THIS IS JUST
INEXPLICABLE TO ME--

FOUND THAT ROCKY
WAS DEFENDING HIMSELF.

I WAS VERY PLEASED
WITH THE JUDGE'S DECISION.

Susanne:
THE BOROUGH, UPON OUR URGING,

DECIDED TO APPEAL
THAT DECISION.

IT JUST BECAME A WAR.

Michele:
YOU JUST FELT LIKE
EVERYBODY'S AGAINST YOU.

THIS HAS BEEN GOING ON
FOR NEARLY THREE YEARS.

IT'S COST
A LOT OF MONEY.

AT LEAST TWO YEARS'
COLLEGE TUITION

AT A GOOD SCHOOL

AND MY REPUTATION.

Susanne:
AFTER ALL THE BITES,

ALL THE DOGS,
ALL THE APPEALS,

THE APPELLATE DIVISION FOUND

THAT ROCKY WAS INDEED
POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS.

THE STATE LAW FOR
A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS DOG

IS TO HAVE A DOG ENCLOSURE

WITH A SOUND BOTTOM
AND SIDES AND A ROOF,

AND IT HAS
TO BE SURROUNDED

BY A SIX-FOOT-HIGH
PERIMETER...

ENCLOSURE OR FENCE.

IT IS TO BE USED OUTSIDE

WHEN THE DOG
IS LEFT UNATTENDED.

I TELL PEOPLE WHEN THEY
LOOK FOR MY HOUSE,

"WE'RE THE ONLY
HOUSE ON THE BLOCK
WITH A FENCE."

Michele:
WE'VE BEEN
PORTRAYED AS THESE

CRAZY, IRRESPONSIBLE,
ECCENTRIC OWNERS

- WITH, YOU KNOW,
NO DISCIPLINE.
- SIT.

MAYBE WE DON'T FIT
A CERTAIN MOLD.

SIT.

YOU KNOW? WE DON'T GO
TO THE COUNTRY CLUB.

( Robert shushing )

Robert:
THIS IS ABOUT THE DOGS,

MY KIDS, MY FAMILY--

THE DOGS
AS PART OF THE FAMILY

AND, YOU KNOW, THE BOND
BETWEEN THE DOGS AND I

AND THE DOGS AND EACH
MEMBER OF MY FAMILY.

THEY'RE DEEP.

I DON'T THINK THAT 'CAUSE
YOU DON'T FIT IN SOMEPLACE,

THAT YOU SHOULD--

I MEAN, THIS LADY--
THIS LADY TRIED TO--

HAS TRIED TO DRIVE
US OUT OF TOWN.

Local resident:
I CAN'T HELP FEEL

THAT WE'RE DEALING
WITH A TERRORIST.

HE'S TERRORIZING
NEIGHBORHOODS, CHILDREN.

- Woman: ABSOLUTELY.
- AND I CAN'T BELIEVE

THAT WE'RE GONNA COMPROMISE
AND DEAL WITH THIS TERRORIST.

OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
DOESN'T DEAL WITH TERRORISTS
LIKE THAT

AND I DON'T THINK
OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT

- SHOULD BEGIN TO DEAL
WITH TERRORISTS.
- ( applause )

( whistles )

Robert:
THIS HAS BEEN
A REAL LONG PROCESS

THAT WE'VE BEEN THROUGH...

DUKE.

...AND IT WAS...

...SEEMINGLY
COMING TO AN END

WHEN THERE WAS
AN UNFORTUNATE,

YOU KNOW,
INCIDENT DOWN HERE.

Attorney:
DR. TAFFET, WERE YOU
PRESENT IN ALLOWAY

ON NOVEMBER 18th, 2009?

- Robert: YES, I WAS.
- OKAY.

AND HOW MANY DOGS DID
YOU OWN AT THE TIME?

AT THE TIME,
FIVE DOGS.

OKAY.

WAS ONE OF THE DOGS
NAMED DUKE?

YES.

WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN DUKE AND ROCKY?

- DUKE IS THE SON OF ROCKY.
- OKAY.

NOW THERE CAME A TIME
WHEN YOU BECAME AWARE

OF AN INJURY THAT HAD
OCCURRED ON THE PROPERTY.

- IS THAT RIGHT?
- THAT'S CORRECT.

OKAY. YOU SAID--
I THINK YOU MENTIONED

YOU HEARD SOME CRYING
OR SCREAMING.

- YES.
- OKAY.

AND FROM WHAT DIRECTION
DID THAT NOISE COME?

IT WAS COMING
FROM WITHIN THE BARN.

( goats bleating )

( puppy barking )

MS. TAFFET,
THANK YOU FOR COMING TODAY.

YOU'RE HERE IN RESPONSE
TO A SUBPOENA, I TAKE IT.

- IS THAT RIGHT?
- YES.

OKAY. THE DAY THAT
CLAIRE WAS INJURED,

CLAIRE WAS WITH YOU
IN THE BARN, WAS SHE NOT?

- THAT'S CORRECT.
- OKAY.

( puppy barking )

Elizabeth:
WE WALKED INTO THE BARN,

AND THE PUPPY
JUMPED UP ON THE PEN,

AND ONE OF THE FOUR
DOGS BARKED

AS THE PUPPY JUMPED UP.

AND CLAIRE
STEPPED BACKWARDS

AND TRIPPED
OVER HER FEET,

AND THAT'S
WHEN SHE FELL DOWN.

THAT'S WHEN
I HEARD HER SCREAM.

Attorney:
THAT'S WHEN YOU CARRIED
HER OUT TO HER MOM?

- Elizabeth: YES.
- OKAY.

- STATE YOUR NAME
FOR THE RECORD.
- CINDY McVEIGH.

THANK YOU, MA'AM.
YOU MAY BE SEATED.
YOUR WITNESS.

MS. McVEIGH,
CAN YOU DESCRIBE
YOUR DAUGHTER'S CONDITION

WHEN SHE WAS HANDED
TO YOU BY ELIZABETH?

SHE WAS...

SCREAMING AND CRYING,

SHAKING.

SHE WAS BLEEDING HEAVILY
ON THE SIDE OF HER HEAD.

Attorney:
I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU

WHAT WAS MARKED S-1
FOR IDENTIFICATION.

CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT YOU
BELIEVE THAT REFLECTS

OR WHAT IT IS?

THAT'S, UM--

( exhales )

THAT'S CLAIRE'S EAR.

OKAY.
I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU

WHAT'S BEEN MARKED
S-2 FOR IDENTIFICATION.

CAN YOU TELL ME
WHAT THAT IS?

THAT'S CLAIRE
RIGHT BEFORE HER SURGERY.

THAT'S SHOWING
HER EAR TAKEN OFF.

Susanne:
THE LITTLE GIRL

HAD HER EAR RIPPED
OFF HER HEAD.

SHE IS GONNA
BE SCARRED EMOTIONALLY

AND PHYSICALLY
FOR THE REST OF HER LIFE.

AND IF YOU READ
THE STATUTE--

I WENT BACK
AND LOOKED AT IT,

IF YOU'RE
PERMANENTLY DISFIGURED,

THAT'S A VICIOUS ATTACK

AND THE DOG
SHOULD BE EUTHANIZED.

Attorney:
WE VALUE PEOPLE
OVER ANIMALS.

WHEN THERE IS
A SERIOUS BODILY INJURY,

THE DOG IS TOO MUCH
OF A RISK AGAINST SOCIETY,

AND THE DOG HAS TO GO.

Robert:
THIS WAS A SERIOUS BITE,
THIS LAST ONE,

AND SOMETHING THAT I STILL
FEEL TERRIBLE ABOUT,

THAT THIS CHILD HAD
A BITE LIKE THAT.

IT TOOK A WHILE.

I CAN STILL SEE IT

LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY

OR MOMENTS AGO.
IT'S STILL--

I HAVE A VERY VIVID
VISUAL RECOLLECTION
OF THE EVENT,

- AND IT'S DISTURBING.
- ( door closes )

ALL RIGHT, I HAVE MADE
A DECISION IN THIS CASE.

WHAT I HAVE APPLIED
IS COMMON SENSE.

WHAT I THINK
COMMON SENSE DICTATES

IS THAT DUKE NIPPED
THE EAR OF THE CHILD.

AS THE CHILD FELL,

THAT CAUSED THE INJURY
TO BE MUCH MORE SEVERE

THAN IT OTHERWISE
WOULD HAVE BEEN.

SO IN THIS CASE WHERE
I HAVE TO DECIDE BETWEEN

POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS
AND VICIOUS,

I CANNOT DETERMINE
THAT DUKE IS VICIOUS
UNDER THE STATUTE.

HAD HE BEEN VICIOUS,
GOD FORBID,

THIS CHILD
MAY NOT HAVE SURVIVED.

THIS IS
A VERY LARGE DOG,

SUBSTANTIALLY LARGER
THAN THE CHILD AT ISSUE.

THANK YOU.

- THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.
- THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR.

NEXT CASE.
WHAT IS IT?

Dennis McVeigh:
WE'RE DISAPPOINTED,

AND WE REALLY JUST DON'T WANT
TO SEE THIS HAPPEN AGAIN.

IF WE HAD KNOWN ABOUT

FIVE OTHER INCIDENCES
WITH THE DOGS,

WE WOULDN'T HAVE ALLOWED
OUR KIDS AROUND THE DOGS.

WHAT MAKES YOU THINK,
IN THE FUTURE,

THEY'RE GOING
TO EXERCISE JUDGMENT

THAT KEEPS KIDS
AWAY FROM THESE DOGS?

THERE'S NO EVIDENCE
THAT WILL HAPPEN.

Newscaster:
THE McVEIGHS HAVE 20 DAYS
TO APPEAL THE JUDGE'S ORDER,

AND THEY ARE
CONSIDERING THAT.

THEY'RE ALSO LIKELY
TO FILE A CIVIL LAWSUIT
AGAINST THE TAFFETS.

IN PILESGROVE TOWNSHIP,
SALEM COUNTY,

I'M CATHY GANDOLFO,
CHANNEL 6 ACTION NEWS.

( goats bleating )

Robert:
THIS HAS BEEN AN EYE-OPENER.

I MEAN, IT MAKES YOU
QUESTION YOURSELF

AND WHETHER YOU WERE
RIGHT OR WRONG OR--

YEAH, THERE WERE...

...INCIDENTS THAT HAPPENED,

BUT I FEEL PRETTY CONFIDENT

THAT THERE WON'T BE

ANY OTHER INCIDENTS.

COME HERE, BUDDY.

Vet:
OKAY, COME ON RIGHT IN.

Robert:
COME HERE, BUDDY.

( sharp exhale )

( crying )

Radio chatter:
33 down on McGill.

OKAY.

GOOD BOY.

Robert:
ALL RIGHT, BUDDY.

- Vet: YOU READY?
- HAVE A GOOD SLEEP.

( Michele crying )

Robert:
COME HERE.

( Duke panting )

- OKAY. SHH, IT'S OKAY.
- IT'S OKAY, BUDDY.

Robert: OKAY.

SHH.

( panting stops )

GOOD DOG.
GOOD BOY.

- Michele: OKAY, BUDDY.
- OKAY.

( crying )

( woman speaks faintly )

ALL RIGHT,
THANK YOU.

( music playing )

( creaks )

MY NAME IS VAL.
LAST MONTH,

I LOST MY BEST FRIEND

OF ALMOST 13 YEARS.

I HELD MY LITTLE GUY
IN MY ARMS,

AND I FELT THE LAST BEAT
OF HIS HEART,

AND I NEVER FELT
SO ALONE

AS I DID
AT THAT MOMENT.

IT WAS THE HARDEST DECISION
I EVER HAD TO MAKE.

SHORT OF DIVORCING
MY FIRST HUSBAND.

( laughter )

AND THAT WAS
MY LITTLE MORTON.

I REALLY MISS HIM.

THANK YOU.

Carmack:
I RUN THE MONTHLY
PET LOSS SUPPORT GROUP

AT THE SAN FRANCISCO
S.P.C.A.,

WHERE PEOPLE CAN TALK
ABOUT THEIR GRIEF,

TELL US THEIR STORIES,

SPEAK OF THEIR ANIMALS
POSSIBLY IN A WAY

THAT THEY HAVEN'T BEEN
ABLE TO ANYPLACE ELSE.

Man:
I DID BRING A PICTURE.

IT'S THE ONE THAT'S BEEN
ON MY BEDSTAND

- SINCE HE WAS ABOUT FIVE.
- Group: AWW.

- THIS IS BAXTER.
- Woman: BAXTER.

OH, BAXTER'S ADORABLE.

HAD HIM SINCE HE WAS
THE SIZE OF MY HAND.

I GOT TO BE THERE
IN THAT MOMENT WHEN...

THE MOST--

HE WAS JUST THE SUPREME
MOMENT OF MY LIFE.

I GOT TO BE THERE
NOSE TO NOSE

WHEN HE HAD
TO LEAVE ME, AND--

AND IT'S
ONLY BEEN 31 DAYS.

I'M JUST SO BROKEN.

I DON'T FUNCTION RIGHT
WITHOUT HIM.

I DON'T SLEEP MUCH
RIGHT NOW,

AND I DON'T KNOW
WHAT KIND

OF SUSPENDED DISBELIEF
I WAS IN LAST WEEK,

BUT I WENT TO THE STORE
AND I BOUGHT DOG FOOD.

I DIDN'T REACH FOR DOG FOOD
AND THINK SOMETHING.

I BOUGHT DOG FOOD.

WHEN I GOT HOME
AND TOOK IT OUT,

I REALIZED THAT
I'D BOUGHT DOG FOOD.

CLEARLY,
I WAS IN SUCH DENIAL

THAT I DIDN'T EVEN
KNOW IT UNTIL I OPENED
THE GROCERY BAG.

( chuckles )
I'M JUST NOT WELL.

BUT I MISS MY GUY

SO MUCH.

I LOST MY LITTLE GIRL.

HER NAME WAS ONYX,

AND I HAD HER
FOR 14 YEARS,

AND THAT'S A THIRD
OF MY LIFE.

AND SHE'S--

YOU KNOW, SHE--

SHE WAS WITH ME
THROUGH...

JOB CHANGES
AND RESIDENCE CHANGES

AND PARTNER CHANGES AND...

IT JUST--
THE RELATIONSHIP
WITH ONYX,

IT WAS SO DIFFERENT.
YOU KNOW?

I'VE NOT HAD RELATIONSHIPS
WITH HUMANS

THE WAY THAT I'VE HAD
A RELATIONSHIP WITH HER.

YOU KNOW, IT WASN'T
THE FAMILY DOG.

SHE WAS MINE.

Carmack:
THERE'S A PHYSICAL PRESENCE
WITH AN ANIMAL

THAT SOMETIMES PEOPLE
SAY THEY DON'T HAVE

WITH A HUMAN BEING.

SO NOT TO GET THE SUPPORT

AND TO BE EXPECTED
TO BOUNCE RIGHT BACK

AND BE BACK AT WORK AND...

UM...

HAVE IT ALL TOGETHER,

THAT'S VERY HARD
FOR PEOPLE.

Woman:
I LOST MY DOG SHAMAN.

HE WAS
A HUSKY WOLF-DOG MIX.

HE TAUGHT ME--

HE TAUGHT ME TO SIT,
YOU KNOW?

I TAUGHT HIM TO SIT,
BUT HE TAUGHT ME TO SIT.

YOU KNOW, WITH HIS NOSE
IN THE AIR,

WITH EYES HALF-CLOSED,

JUST TAKING IN
EVERYTHING.

AND I COULDN'T HELP
BUT, YOU KNOW--

WHATEVER WAS
GOING ON WITH ME,

I'D JUST SMILE,
'CAUSE EVERYTHING WAS RIGHT,

AND EVERYTHING
MADE SENSE.

YOU KNOW, TO JUST--

TO BE THE ONE TO DECIDE
WHEN THE MOMENT

THEY'RE GONNA
STOP BREATHING AND BE GONE

IS DEVASTATING.

IT'S REALLY PAINFUL.

YOU KNOW,
HE WASN'T MY CHILD.

HE WASN'T MY PARENT.

HE WASN'T MY PARTNER.

HE WAS MY DOG, MY DOG,

AND THAT'S
MUCH MORE THAN--

WE DON'T-- WE JUST DON'T
HAVE WORDS FOR THAT.

I BOUGHT THE PLOT
FOR CLEO...

THE DAY I GOT HER.

IT JUST NEVER SEEMED
THAT UNUSUAL

THAT YOU WOULD BURY
YOUR PET.

Man:
WE HAVE ALL KINDS
OF PEOPLE HERE--

DOCTORS, LAWYERS,
SENATORS,

AND JUST
THE AVERAGE JOE.

I THINK THAT DOGS
ARE MUCH BETTER
THAN PEOPLE,

'CAUSE THEY'RE HONEST.

IF THEY CARE FOR YOU,
YOU KNOW IT,

AND IF THEY DON'T,
YOU KNOW IT.

THEY GIVE SO MUCH

AND ASK FOR NOTHING
IN RETURN.

( crying )

Joanne:
SHE'S SUCH A GOOD GIRL.

Kathy:
SHE'S NOT
SUFFERING ANYMORE.

WE HAVE TO REMEMBER
THAT, OKAY?

YEAH.

Priest:
DEAR GOD, WE THANK YOU
FOR SENDING US CLEO

AND FOR ALLOWING HER
TO BE WITH US FOR A TIME,

AND ACCEPT OUR MOURNING
AS A FORM OF PRAISE

FOR THIS LOVE

THAT HAS ENRICHED
OUR LIVES.

BUT THE LOSS OF A PET

CAN BE AS EMOTIONAL
AND DISTRESSING

AS THE LOSS
OF ANY HUMAN BEING
IN OUR LIVES.

TODAY WE COME HERE

TO CELEBRATE
THE LIFE OF CLEO

AND TO SAY GOODBYE.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO THROW
THE FIRST SHOVELFUL?

Joanne:
I'M GOING TO MISS CLEO
UNTIL THE DAY I DIE

AND JUST HOPE THAT
WE'RE ALL TOGETHER AGAIN.

M.C.:
WE'D LIKE TO WELCOME YOU

TO OUR EIGHTH ANNUAL
DOGGIE BALL FUNDRAISER.

WE'RE GLAD YOU'RE HERE.

WE HOPE YOU HAVE
A GREAT TIME.

I WOULD LIKE
NINA AND ED OTTO

AND SIR LANCELOT
UP HERE, PLEASE.

AND THIS IS SIR LANCELOT.

- THIS IS THEIR BABY...
- SIT.

...AGAIN.

Woman:
THAT'S SIR LANCELOT.

OH, MY GOODNESS.

Nina:
HE'S THE SPECIAL--

- HE'S OUR HONORARY--
- HE'S THE MASCOT.

HE'S THE ONE. YEAH.

I AM SO EXCITED
TO MEET THIS YOUNG MAN.

I'VE BEEN DYING
TO MEET HIM.

NO, HIS NAME IS LANCELOT.
HE'S ACTUALLY A CLONE.

- HE'S WHAT?
- HE'S A CLONE
OF MY ORIGINAL DOG.

- REALLY?
- OH, I KNOW YOUR STORY.

- YES.
- YES, THIS IS LANCEY,

- LANCELOT'S CLONE.
- OH, MY GOD.

- WE NEVER THOUGHT--
- IT NEVER DAWNED ON US.

YEAH, THAT THERE WOULD
BE SO MUCH COMMOTION

ABOUT A CLONED DOG.

Reporter:
A SOUTH FLORIDA COUPLE

LOST THEIR DOG SIR LANCELOT
JUST LAST YEAR,

BUT THEY WERE ABLE
TO BRING ANOTHER VERSION

OF THAT DOG
BACK TO THEIR FAMILY.

Nina:
HE WAS THE FIRST
COMMERCIALLY CLONED DOG.

Newscaster:
THE OTTOS PAID
MORE THAN $150,000

TO HAVE LANCELOT
CLONED IN KOREA.

$155,000.

LESS THAN THE COST
OF A BENTLEY.

LESS THAN THE COST
OF A REALLY NICE BOAT.

WE CHOSE TO PUT IT
INTO AN ANIMAL

THAT WE LOVED DEARLY.

WE HAVE 10 DOGS.

- Nina: LANCELOT!
- ( barks )

COME HERE.

I THINK SOME
OF MY CHILDREN

ARE A LITTLE BIT
JEALOUS OF MY DOGS...

JACK-- OOH.

...BUT THAT'S
THEIR PROBLEM.

I'M VERY GRATEFUL.

I MEAN, I CAN SIT HERE
ALONE WITH MY DOGS

AND BE QUITE CONTENT.

LANCELOT WAS A PRINCE
AMONG DOGS.

HE JUST ALWAYS SEEMED
TO ME TO BE SPECIAL.

WHEN I HAD TO PUT HIM
TO SLEEP,

I CRIED AND CRIED
AND CRIED FOR WEEKS.

I REALLY MISSED
THE FEELING OF HIM.

I KIND OF CHOKE UP
STILL THINKING ABOUT HIM.

NOT THAT WE
DON'T LOVE LANCEY,

BUT WE DO MISS
LANCELOT.

Nina:
HE DIED.
WE LEARNED FROM HIM.

WE GRIEVED FOR HIM.

WE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE ANOTHER ONE.

IT'S LIKE
HAVING A TWIN,

EXCEPT THEY WERE BORN
12 YEARS APART.

WE TOOK HIS DNA

WHEN HE WAS APPROXIMATELY
SEVEN YEARS OLD.

AS EDGAR ALWAYS SAYS,

"NOTHING VENTURED,
NOTHING GAINED."

IN MAY OF THE YEAR
LANCELOT PASSED AWAY,

I READ AN ARTICLE
THAT SAID,

OH, THEY WERE
CLONING DOGS,

AND I WENT
RIGHT TO THE PHONE.

I SAID, "THAT'S IT."

THE TESTING,
THE FREEZING WAS DONE.

WE AUTHORIZED IT,
AND THEY TOOK IT
RIGHT TO KOREA.

WE WENT DOWN
TO THE MIAMI AIRPORT

TO PICK HIM UP

THERE HE WAS.

- THERE HE WAS...
- RUNNING TOWARDS US.

HOW DID HE KNOW?

I MEAN, PEOPLE ARE GOING
TO THINK WE'RE NUTSY,
YOU KNOW?

I'M SURE THEY THINK
WE'RE NUTSY ANYWAY.

THIS DOG RAN
RIGHT TOWARDS US.

THIS PUPPY,
ALL THE WAY FROM KOREA,

WALKED INTO THIS HOUSE

AND WAS ACCEPTED
AS IF HE HAD NEVER BEEN AWAY.

YEAH. YEAH.

THERE IS NO QUESTION
IN MY MIND

THAT THERE IS LANCELOT
HERE AGAIN.

ENCORE!

Edgar:
IT IS POSSIBLE TO HAVE
YOUR FAVORITE DOG WITH YOU

FOR YOUR ENTIRE LIFE.

JUST KEEP CLONING HIM.

I HAVE ALREADY ASKED NINA

IF I COULD BE CLONED,

AND SHE SAID SHE
DIDN'T WANT TO RAISE ME.

- NO, DEAR.
- WHAT ABOUT
CLONING YOU, DEAR?

I DON'T WANT
TO BE CLONED.

( dogs barking )

( baying )

Julie Adams:
HEY, KIDS!

HELLO, KIDS.
AWW.

ALL RIGHT.
ALL RIGHT. EASY.

COME ON, DOGS.

I'M LEAVING.
COME ON.

COME ON, DOGS.

THAT'S A GOOD GIRL.

WELL, I'VE BEEN
LIVING HERE ON THIS FARM
FOR ABOUT 10 YEARS.

LOT OF THESE DOGS
COME TO ME FROM PEOPLE
DUMPING THEM.

HEY, KIDS. KIDS.
HEY, LITTLE DUDE.

DOG STARTS GIVING THEM
A LITTLE BIT OF A PROBLEM,

THEIR FIRST ANSWER
IS TO DUMP IT.

YOU KNOW, I FIND THEM
DUMPED DOWN HERE ALONG
THIS ROAD A LOT.

HI, LITTLE BABIES.

OOH, MY LITTLE,
BITTY BABIES.

THERE IS NO SHELTER HERE.

( whistles )
HI, BABY.

I'M THE SHELTER.
AS A MATTER OF FACT, THE CITY

AND ALL THE LITTLE CITIES
SURROUNDING ME

COME TO ME WITH DOGS
THAT ARE STRAY.

HI, DEBBIE.

YOU KNOW, WHEN I FIRST
MOVED IN HERE,

I HAD 40 DOGS,

AND EVERY YEAR,
IT GETS BIGGER AND BIGGER,

UNTIL NOW IT'S 110.

HI, DEBBIE.
HEY, BETTY.

LOTS OF PEOPLE COME BY

AND SAY
IF I DON'T TAKE THEIR DOG,

THEY'RE GOING TO TAKE IT
AND SHOOT IT.

A MAN ONE TIME STOPPED
DOWN AT THE FEED LOT

WHEN I WAS WORKING
DOWN THERE,

KNEW OF ME, AND HAD
A LITTLE BEAGLE IN HIS CAR

AND SAID THAT IF--
HAD A SHOTGUN

SITTING RIGHT NEXT
TO THE BEAGLE,

SAID IF
I DIDN'T TAKE THE DOG,

HE WAS GOING TO TAKE IT
DOWN THE ROAD AND SHOOT IT.

AND I JUST SAID, "OF COURSE
I'LL TAKE THE DOG,"

YOU KNOW, AND I DID, AND--
BUT, YOU KNOW,

YOU DON'T EVEN ARGUE
WITH SOMEONE LIKE THAT.

THERE ISN'T ANY USE.
YOU JUST HELP THE DOG.

EVERYTHING HAS GOT
TO JUST BE FOR THE DOG.

GOOD BOY, DUKE.

WANT TO GET OUT
FOR A WHILE?

OOPS. SORRY, BABY.

I DON'T UNDERSTAND
HOW ANYONE ANYWHERE

CAN SAY NO
AND WALK AWAY

FROM SOMETHING
SUFFERING AND STARVING.

I MEAN, I WOULD NEVER
BE ABLE TO DO THAT.

- ( cattle mooing )
- ( laughs )

SOME OF THESE DOGS
COME IN, YOU KNOW,

NEVER HAD A KIND TOUCH
AND NOT BEEN FED,

AND SOME OF THEM,
YOU CAN TELL

THEY'VE NEVER HAD
A HAND ON 'EM.

EVERY ONE OF 'EM
THAT I BRING IN,

EVERY ONE OF THEM,
THEY JUST ARE SO THANKFUL.

YOU CAN SEE IT
IN THEIR EYES.

WHEN I WAS YOUNG,
GROWING UP, YOU KNOW,

THAT'S ALL I CARED FOR
WAS THE DOGS,

AND WHEN I LIVED
WITH MY GRANDMOTHER,

WHEN I WAS LITTLE,
WE HAD TWO DOGS.

ME AND HER HAD A DOG.

WELL, WHEN I WAS NINE,

MY GRANDMOTHER
PASSED AWAY.

AS WE WERE LEAVING,

MY DOGS WERE STILL
IN THE DRIVEWAY.

MY PARENTS SAID, "NO,
WE'RE NOT TAKING THEM,"

AND I SAID, "NO, WE ARE.

WE HAVE TO TAKE DUCHESS
AND BUSTER BROWN."

YOU KNOW,
AND I WAS JUST POUNDING

ON THE BACK GLASS TO,
"GO BACK.

GO BACK AND GET DUCHESS
AND BUSTER BROWN."

WE DIDN'T, BUT--

SO, YOU KNOW, I WAS
JUST A LITTLE GIRL THEN,

BUT, YOU KNOW, YEARS LATER,
I FOUND OUT THAT,

YOU KNOW, NO ONE DID.
THEY JUST LEFT 'EM.

( chuckles )

I CAN'T EVEN HARDLY THINK
ABOUT THAT TO THIS DAY.

YOU KNOW, I STILL--

SOMETIMES
WHEN I GO BACK HOME,

I GO OUT THERE
LOOKING FOR 'EM.

YOU KNOW,
MY DAD WAS NOT LIKE ME.

YOU KNOW, THEY WERE
NOT DOG-FRIENDLY.

YOU KNOW, MY DAD HAD
SOME HOUND DOGS,

BUT THAT WAS FOR HUNTING.

I REMEMBER A PAIR OF 'EM
HAD PUPPIES ONCE,

AND, OH, I WAS IN HEAVEN
OVER THEM PUPPIES, YOU KNOW?

I LOVED THEM PUPPIES.

I DID SPOIL
THOSE PUPPIES.

HE WAS SO MAD AT ME
WHEN HE FOUND OUT I HAD
SPOILED THEM PUPPIES

THAT HE WOULDN'T LET ME
FEED THE DOGS FOR A MONTH,

AND THEN--

ANYHOW, HE DID END UP

TAKING THOSE PUPPIES
AND KILLING THEM.

HE SAID I RUINED 'EM.

BACK THEN,
IT WAS COMMON

TO THROW SACKS OF PUPPIES
OVER THE BRIDGE

WITH A ROCK IN THE RIVER,

AND SO THEY--

PROBABLY WHAT HAPPENED.

TO THIS DAY, YOU KNOW,

I ALWAYS THOUGHT
THOSE PUPPIES DIED

BECAUSE I LOVED 'EM, AND...

AND I GUESS I HAVE
THAT TO MAKE UP FOR TOO.

( whistles )

CHEROKEE!

CHEROKEE.

COME HERE, BUDDY.
COME HERE.

GOOD BOY, CHEROKEE.

GOOD BOY.

GOOD CHEROKEE.

WANT TO GO OUT
WITH US?

OH, YES, HERE I AM.

OKAY,
I FOUND CHEROKEE.

HE WAS UP THERE SUNNING
HISSELF, WEREN'T YOU?

I DON'T HAVE
ANY CHILDREN, AND--

BUT THE DOGS
ARE MY CHILDREN,

AND THEY KNOW IT.
( laughs )

AND THE ONES THAT STAY
END UP, YOU KNOW--

LIKE BAMBI IS A OLD DOG,

AND SHE'LL LIVE HERE
THROUGHOUT HER LIFE.

AND I HAVE SEVERAL OLD DOGS

THAT THIS WILL BE THEIR HOMES
UNTIL THEY PASS ON.

NOW THE OTHER DOGS,
LIKE CHEROKEE,

HE'S GOING TO GO
TO A HOME SOMEDAY,

AND MOST PEOPLE
ARE GONNA SEE WHAT I SEE.

THEY'RE GOING
TO FALL IN LOVE WITH HIM,

AND HE'S GOING TO GET
A GREAT, WONDERFUL HOME.

I'VE HAD CHEROKEE
FOR NINE MONTHS,

AND FINALLY TODAY,

HE HAS A CHANCE
AT A WONDERFUL FAMILY.

A DOG THAT CAME
FROM NEAR DEATH'S DOOR

IS FINALLY
GETTING HIS CHANCE
AT A WHOLE NEW LIFE.

YOU GOING TO GO WALKIE?

LET'S GO TAKE YOU
FOR A WALK.

READY TO GO FOR A WALK?

I LOVE HIM, AND OF COURSE
I LOVE 'EM ALL,

AND I'D KEEP 'EM ALL
IF I COULD,

BUT THERE'S BETTER THINGS
OUT THERE FOR 'EM,

BETTER LIVES.

AND HE SAYS
HE'S READY TO GO, HUH?

EVEN THOUGH I HATE
SAYING GOODBYE TO HIM,

I'M SO HAPPY FOR HIM.

OH, GOOD BOY.

OH, HE'S SUCH
A GOOD BOY.

INSTEAD OF BEING
ONE OF A HUNDRED DOGS,

HE'S GOING TO BE
ONE IN A FAMILY.

( dogs yipping,
barking )

GOOD BOY.

YOU KNOW,
IF EVER THE DAY COMES,

YOU KNOW, WHEN THEY'LL
ASK YOU IF YOUR LIFE
WAS SUCCESSFUL,

I'D SAY,
"YEAH, MINE WAS."

RASCAL.

YOU OLD RASCAL.

YOU DON'T
GET THIS FEELING

JUST FROM GOING
TO WORK EVERY DAY

AND COMING HOME,
9:00 TO 5:00.

IT'S NOT AS SPECIAL
AS THIS IS,

SAVING SOMETHING,

LOVING IT,
AND IT'S A LIFE.

IT'S MY LIFE.

COME ON, DOGS.

COME ON.

COME ON, SUGAR,
ROSCOE.

GET UP
OFF YOUR LAZY BUTT.

COME ON.

( laughs )

THEY'RE GOOD DOGS.

( dogs barking )

OKAY, LET'S DO
THE BIG ONES FIRST.

( dogs yelping,
barking )

( growls )

( whimpers )

HATE TO BE ROUGH.

- GOD.
- WHAT A BIG OLD DOG.

SHOOT. ROTTEN TOO.
I SMELL IT.

YEAH, SMELLS BAD.

( barking, yelping
continues )

( tank squeaks,
gas hissing )

( hissing continues )

( dogs whimpering
in unison )

( yelping )

( yelping quiets )

( hissing resumes )

( puppies yelping )

( yelping quiets )

( rain pattering )

( dogs barking )

( thunder rumbles )

( grunting )

( truck beeping )

WELL, AT LEAST THEY
WAS BETTER ON THIS ONE.

AT LEAST THEY DIDN'T
THROW THE DOGHOUSE OUT
AND THE FOOD AND WATER.

NOW THEY'RE GETTING
SOAKING WET.

COME ON.

( kisses )
EASY. COME ON.

YOU CAN MAKE IT.
COME ON.

I KNOW
IT'S RAINING, BABY.

COME ON. THERE YOU GO.

COME ON.

BETTY, COME ON.

- ( dogs barking )
- WHERE WE TAKING HER?

- E-4.
- HEY, BABY.

SORT OF LIKE
SHE'S BEEN HIT.

YEAH, SHE WAS
LIMPING EARLIER,

BUT SHE'S NOT
LIMPING NOW.

( loud barking )

NO, STAY.

NO. STAY. STAY.

Terry Pool:
I WENT OVER. I GOT
A CALL ABOUT THIS DOG.

SOMEBODY HAD PUT HER
OUT ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD,

NO HOUSES AROUND,
NO NOTHING.

WHY PEOPLE LET DOGS
GET IN THIS SHAPE,
I DON'T KNOW.

SHE'S ATE UP
WITH THE MANGE.

IT'S A MITE
THAT GETS INTO THEIR SKIN.

IT MAKES THEM ITCH.
IT MAKES THEM HAVE DRY SKIN.

IT MAKES ALL
THEIR HAIR FALL OUT.

SOONER OR LATER,
IF IT'S NOT TREATED,
IT WILL KILL THEM.

AS FAR AS BEING SWEET,

SHE'S THE SWEETEST DOG
THERE IS.

AND SHE IS A PIT BULL,
FULL-BLOODED,

BUT SHE IS VERY SWEET.

WE CAN'T KEEP IT
FOR A LONG TIME.

DO YOU WANT A TREAT, BABY?

COME ON.

Shane Hooks:
AND THE DIFFICULT
PART IS PEOPLE,

HOW DIFFICULT
PEOPLE CAN BE,

AND HOW PEOPLE
CAN TREAT THEIR ANIMALS

THE WAY
THEY DO SOMETIMES.

THEY'LL JUST THROW 'EM OUT
ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD

OR LET 'EM
STARVE TO DEATH,

AND IT'S JUST AMAZING

HOW PEOPLE CAN TREAT
THEIR ANIMALS.

IT'S JUST DEPRESSING
TO COME TO WORK HERE.

PEOPLE WON'T HAVE THEIR
ANIMALS SPAYED AND NEUTERED.

THEY THINK IT'S OKAY
TO LET 'EM RUN LOOSE

AND CONTINUE TO MULTIPLY
OVER AND OVER AGAIN,

AND IT'S TOO EASY FOR 'EM
TO DROP THE PUPPIES OFF HERE.

I'LL TELL 'EM,
"THIS LITTER OF PUPPIES
IS GONNA GET PUT TO SLEEP,"

THEY'LL BRING A LITTER
SIX MONTHS LATER,

SAME PEOPLE
BRINGING ANOTHER LITTER.

WE'VE HAD 'EM BRING A LITTER
OF ROTTWEILER PUPPIES.

IT WAS 92 DEGREES
OUTSIDE--

ROTTWEILER PUPPIES
IN THE TRUNK OF A CAR.

AND THESE PEOPLE SAID,
YOU KNOW,

"WELL, WE'VE BROUGHT YOU
PUPPIES BEFORE."

I KNEW EXACTLY
WHO THE PEOPLE WERE.

I SAID, "YEAH,
YOU'VE BROUGHT US
21 ALTOGETHER."

YEAH, WE HAVE
TO EUTHANIZE 'EM
IN FRONT OF THE ANIMALS,

'CAUSE THERE'S NO PLACE
TO TAKE 'EM,

NO PLACE TO TAKE 'EM
TO PUT 'EM DOWN

OTHER THAN RIGHT THERE.

THE OTHER ANIMALS,
I THINK THEY SENSE
WHAT'S GOING ON.

UM...

IT'S...

IT'S JUST
REALLY HARD TO DO.

( dogs barking )

- Lori Frezza: HELLO, JOHN.
- Gagnon: HI. HOW ARE YOU?

- LORI FREZZA.
- HI, LORI. NICE TO MEET YOU.

- Frezza: DID YOU
HAVE A GOOD FLIGHT?
- YES, WE DID.

- Frezza: GOOD.
- John: I'M READY
TO TAKE A LOOK.

Lori:
OKAY. LET'S GO.

( dogs barking )

THIS IS GOING
TO BE ROW A,

AND WE HAVE
A THROUGH E.

HI.

AND THIS WAS A STRAY

THAT WAS FOUND
ON THE STREET,
TURNED IN.

GOOD BOY, EH?
GOOD BOY? YEAH.

OKAY. OH, GOOD BOY.

HI. HOW ARE YOU?

- Lori: THIS WAS
ANOTHER STRAY.
- HOW ARE YOU?

ALL RIGHT, SO THESE
WERE BOTH FOUND.

- Lori: THESE WERE
BOTH FOUND DOGS.
- OKAY.

I TEND NOT
TO PULL THE PUPPIES

AND THE SMALL DOGS AS MUCH,
BECAUSE OTHERS CAN
HANDLE THOSE...

- RIGHT.
- ...AND THEY'RE
HIGHLY-ADOPTABLE.

I REALIZE
ALL THESE DOGS
ARE IN A ROUGH SPOT,

BUT, AGAIN,
THE SMALL ONES
AND THE PUPPIES

ARE MUCH
MORE LIKELY TO GO
THAN THE BIG GUYS.

OH, BOY, THIS GUY'S
IN ROUGH SHAPE.

YEAH. SOMEONE...

DUMPED HIM OUT
IN A FIELD,

LEFT FOOD AND WATER
FOR HIM,

BUT THEY DUMPED HIM
OUT SO FAR

THAT HE COULDN'T
GET BACK TO THEIR HOME

AND JUST LEFT HIM THERE.

AND HE JUST
HAS HORRIBLE MANGE,

- WHICH COULD BE
TREATED, BUT--
- IS IT BEING TREATED?

IT'S NOT
BEING TREATED HERE,

SO HE'LL END UP HAVING
TO BE EUTHANIZED.

EVEN THOUGH
IT'S TREATABLE,

THE SHELTERS DON'T
HAVE TIME TO DO THAT.

NOW I CAN'T TOUCH YOU,
'CAUSE YOU MIGHT
BE CONTAGIOUS,

BUT WE'RE COMING BACK
FOR YOU, OKAY?

YOU HANG IN THERE.
HANG IN THERE.

WE'LL COME BACK,
I PROMISE, AND GET YOU
SQUARED AWAY.

I WANT THAT PIT,
BECAUSE THAT PIT
NEEDS A BREAK.

YOU KNOW,
HIS WILL IS JUST BROKEN.
I WANT THAT DOG.

AND THIS WAS
AN OWNER TURN-IN.

GOOD GIRL.
YOU'RE ALL RIGHT.

( growls )

YOU'RE ALL RIGHT.

YEAH, NEW LEASH.

SHE'S JUST STANDING
HER GROUND, TERRIFIED.

IT'S CLEARLY FEAR-BASED,

BUT SHE'S STANDING
HER GROUND AS IF
TO SAY TO ME,

"YOU STAY THERE,
I STAY HERE, WE'RE COOL.

YOU ADVANCE ON ME,
YOU'RE GETTING BIT."

I'M GOING
TO HAVE TO LASSO HER,

AND I DON'T KNOW IF SHE'S
GONNA ALLOW ME TO DO THAT.

HI, SWEETIE.
YOU A GOOD GIRL?

YOU'RE ALL RIGHT.
YOU'RE A GOOD GIRL.

SHE MIGHT
BITE ME AT THAT POINT
OR SHE MAY CHILL OUT.

WE'LL HAVE
TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

OKAY. RELAX.

RELAX.

I KNOW. YOU'RE READY
TO FIGHT, HUH?

GOOD GIRL.

YOU'RE BEING
VERY PATIENT.

OKAY, ALL RIGHT.

( chuckles )

THE TAIL.

SOON AS I TOUCH HER,
THE TAIL TUCKS
RIGHT UNDER.

HI. HOW ARE YOU?
YOU OKAY?

YOU ALL RIGHT?
HMM?

HER BODY
IS VERY STIFF.

HI. HI. GOOD GIRL.

THERE YOU GO.
GOOD GIRL.

THERE YOU GO.
ALL RIGHT.

I LOOK FOR DOGS
THAT OTHERWISE MIGHT
NOT HAVE A SHOT

BECAUSE THEY'RE SHOWING
SOME BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS

IN THAT SHELTER
ENVIRONMENT.

GOOD GIRL.
THERE YOU GO.

I CAN SEE DOGS
WHERE IT SAYS "BITER"
ON THEIR CAGE

AND DETERMINE
PRETTY QUICKLY

IF THEY TRULY ARE
AGGRESSIVE OR NOT,

AND THAT'S A DOG
WHO'S PROBABLY GOING
TO BE OVERLOOKED

BY MOST PEOPLE
PULLING OUT OF A SHELTER,

AND SO I CAN GRAB
THAT DOG, AND I--

AGAIN, I CAN GIVE
THAT DOG A SECOND CHANCE

THAT MAYBE SOMEBODY ELSE
MIGHT NOT BE WILLING
TO TAKE THAT RISK.

NOW WE'RE SEEING
SOME SOCIAL SIGNS HERE.

ALL RIGHT?
SHE'S MELDING INTO ME.

SHE'S KISSING MY HAND.

WE'RE SEEING A SWEET SIDE.
ALL RIGHT.

IS THIS WHO YOU ARE?
ALL RIGHT.

THE PAW IS STRETCHING UP
TO TOUCH ME.

SHE'S LOOKING
FOR PHYSICAL CONTACT
BEYOND ME RUBBING HER.

SHE WANTS TO BE
TOUCHING ME AS WELL.

SHE'S LOOKING FOR
THAT PHYSICAL CONTACT.
GOOD GIRL.

EVERYBODY NEEDS
A SECOND SHOT AT TIMES.

YEAH, MORE KISSES?
YEAH. YOU LIKE
THE EAR RUBS.

WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER,
I HAD A NASTY TEMPER,

AND I DIDN'T ALWAYS
UNDERSTAND IT.

I DIDN'T KNOW WHY
I WAS ANGRY.

I DIDN'T KNOW WHY
I DID THE THINGS I DID
AND ACTED THE WAY I DID.

BUT AS I GREW,
I STARTED TO FIGURE IT OUT,

AND I STARTED
TO GET AHOLD OF THAT.

GOOD GIRL.

I FEEL A LOT OF THESE
AGGRESSIVE DOGS ARE THE SAME.

SHE'S ENJOYING THIS.

THEY DON'T NECESSARILY KNOW
WHY THEY'RE AGGRESSIVE.

MORE OFTEN THAN NOT,
I'VE BEEN ABLE TO
IDENTIFY THAT.

THAT'S JUST A GIFT
I WAS GIVEN--

WHY IT'S HAPPENING,
WHAT THE DOG'S MINDSET IS,

WHAT'S TRIGGERING IT,
AND GET TO THE BOTTOM OF IT,

AND MAKE IT GO AWAY.

NOW THAT DOG
HAS A SECOND CHANCE,
SAME AS I GOT.

ALL RIGHT.

YOU WERE
GOING TO BITE ME
A FEW MINUTES AGO.

HUH? YOU WERE
GOING TO BITE ME
A FEW MINUTES AGO.

GOOD GIRL?
ALL RIGHT.

AND THIS IS WHY
IT'S ALWAYS WORTH
CHECKING 'EM OUT.

IN THAT ENVIRONMENT,
YOU JUST DON'T KNOW.
YOU JUST DON'T.

SHE OBVIOUSLY HAS
JUST A LOT OF GREAT
QUALITIES IN HER.

SHE JUST NEEDS TO BE
NURTURED A LITTLE BIT,

EXERCISED DEFINITELY.

SHE NEEDS TO LEARN
TO TRUST,

SO WE'LL GO SLOW
WITH HER. HUH?

WE'LL JUST
GO SLOW WITH YOU,
THAT'S ALL. ALL RIGHT?

( music playing )

GOOD GIRL.

GOOD GIRL.

THERE YOU GO.
GOOD GIRL.

GOOD GIRL.

ALL RIGHT, TIME TO CALL
YOUR FOSTER FAMILY.

I THINK
YOU'RE READY TO GO.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
YEAH?

THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.

I THINK YOU'RE READY
TO GO TO YOUR FOSTER FAMILY.

YOU'RE DOING MUCH BETTER
THAN THE LAST TIME I SAW YOU.

YOU KNOW, HER MANGE
IS UNDER CONTROL.

HER FUR IS COMING BACK.
SHE'S GETTING STRONGER.

GOOD GIRL.

HER SPIRIT,
MORE THAN ANYTHING,

REALLY HAS
JUST REDEVELOPED.

GOOD GIRL.
ALL RIGHT.

YOU KNOW,
THE TAIL MOVEMENT.

SHE'S BEEN GIVING KISSES
THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

SHE'S BOUNCING,
CHASING FLIES,

AND, YOU KNOW,
SHE DOESN'T KNOW
WHAT A BALL IS,

BUT THAT WILL PROBABLY
COME IN TIME.

WHAT'S THAT?
DO YOU EVEN KNOW
WHAT THAT IS? HMM?

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT
THAT IS, DO YOU?

AND SHE'S REALLY DEVELOPING
HER OWN LITTLE PERSONALITY.

GOOD CATCH.
THATTA GIRL.

( snorts )

( chuckles )
YOU SNORT LIKE A PIG.

HEY, COME HERE.

COME HERE, GIRL.
GOOD GIRL.

GOOD CATCH.
GOOD JOB.

YOU KNOW,
ONCE YOU BRING A DOG
LIKE THAT INTO YOUR HOME

AND INTO YOUR LIFE,
THEY APPRECIATE IT.

THEY KNOW WHAT THEY'VE GOT,
BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN WITHOUT.

( gasps )

HELLO. OH.

YOU A GOOD GIRL?

- HI. HI.
- GOOD GIRL.

GOOD GIRL.

OH, MY GOD.

THERE YOU GO. WHOA.

NOW WE CAN REALLY
CHECK THINGS OUT.

COME HERE. COME HERE.
( kisses )

GOOD GIRL.

THIS ONE'S
GOING TO WORK. YEP.

HOLD ON. HOLD ON.

GO!

- ( Ericka laughs )
- GOOD GIRL.

LOVE IT.
LOVE IT.

- THANK YOU.
- ( laughs )

OKAY, BYE.

BYE BYE.
THANKS.

THERE YOU GO.
HI.

CRYSTAL CAPTURED MY HEART
WHEN I SAW HER PICTURE,

BECAUSE SHE HAS
THESE AMAZING BLUE EYES.

YEAH.

I THINK THAT IT'S
GONNA BE THE BEGINNING

OF A VERY LONG-TERM
FRIENDSHIP.

CUTIE.

THERE YOU GO.
THERE YOU GO.

YUCK.

( crowd cheering )

THERE YOU GO.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

- OH, THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
- YEAH, GIRL.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Gagnon:
THERE ARE SO MANY
HOMELESS DOGS

THAT ARE KILLED
IN THE UNITED STATES
EVERY YEAR,

MILLIONS AND MILLIONS
AND MILLIONS,

AND MOST OF THEM
ARE GOOD, HEALTHY

ADOPTABLE DOGS--
GREAT PETS.

THESE DOGS REALLY
CAN COMPLETE A FAMILY.

I MEAN,
IT BENEFITS PEOPLE TOO.

( puppies barking )

AWW.

Woman:
IN THE BACK.

THERE ARE SOME.
ALL RIGHT.

- CAN I GET A HANDLER?
- Woman: WE NEED A HANDLER.

Scotlund Haisley:
WE ARE ON-SCENE OF A PUPPY MILL

IN WARREN COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
AMONGST THE WORST CONDITIONS

I'VE EVER SEEN
IN A PUPPY MILL.

THE SMELL,
YOU CAN'T SEE ON CAMERA,

BUT I CAN ASSURE YOU
THE STENCH

IS PRETTY ROUGH
OUT HERE.

GOT APPROXIMATELY
200 DOGS,

EMACIATED DOGS,

DOGS LIVING IN THEIR OWN
FECES AND URINE.

NOT THE FIRST TIME
I'VE HAD TO CUT A DOG
OUT OF A CAGE.

BOY, THIS DOG'S
IN ROUGH SHAPE, MONICA.

WE'LL GO SEE THE VET.

Haisley:
THE WEATHER IS
SO INCLEMENT HERE

THAT THEY WERE WRAPPED
IN PLASTIC.

SO EACH DOG WAS ESSENTIALLY
BEING SUFFOCATED

IN A PLASTIC ENVIRONMENT.

WATCH OUT.

HELLO.

GROOMERS ARE COMING IN
AND CUTTING OFF

TWO-INCH-THICK
COATS OF MATTING.

THESE STRUCTURES,
I MEAN, LOOK AT THIS.

CAN YOU IMAGINE?

DO YOU BELIEVE THAT
SOMEBODY ACTUALLY PUT
ANIMALS IN THESE THINGS?

WE FOUND DOGS
LIVING WITH DEAD DOGS.

ONE DOG WAS USING
THE TWO DEAD DOGS
AS A BLANKET.

I SUSPECT THEY WERE
DYING EVERY DAY.

GOOD.

Haisley:
THEY'RE ALL EVIDENCE
IN A CRIMINAL CASE.

WE'VE TURNED
ALL OF THAT OVER

TO THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE,

AND WE BELIEVE
WE HAVE A VERY STRONG CASE

OF ANIMAL CRUELTY HERE.

( dog barking )

( thunder rumbling )

Shawn South-Aswad:
I NEED TWO RABBITS.

TWO RABBITS, TWO CHICKS,
AND AN EGG.

Woman:
TWO RABBITS,
TWO CHICKS, AND AN EGG.

ALL RIGHT, GUYS.

HERE. YEAH,
DO SOMETHING WITH THAT.

( overlapping chatter )

THE SIGN-- OKAY.
AND, HEY, THERE'S ONE SIGN

- THAT'S NOT STANDING UP
ON THAT BIG--
- I KNOW.

WHERE'S
THE EASEL FOR IT?

I HAVE NO IDEA,

BUT THERE'S AN EXTRA EASEL
BEHIND THE BAR I SAW.

ON THAT GREEN DRESSER
BACK THERE.

THE SIGN IS ON IT,
BUT IT'S NOT ON
AN EASEL...

- OKAY.
- SO WILL YOU STICK THAT UP?

THIS IS TOO PUFFY.

( squeaking )

OKAY, HAND ME
A RABBIT.

South-Aswad:
EVERY COUPLE OF MONTHS,

WE HAVE A SHOW WITH
THE ART AND FURNITURE

THAT WE BUILD
AND CREATE HERE.

DO YOU WANT US
TO PUT SOME OF THESE
ON THE TABLES?

YEAH. GO SET THOSE
OUT ON TABLES.

South-Aswad:
WHEN WE MOVED
INTO OUR HOME,

WE BUILT SO MUCH OF
OUR FURNITURE FROM SCRAPS,
FROM EVERYTHING WE FOUND.

AS PEOPLE CAME IN
AND SAW THINGS, EVERYBODY--

"OH, GOSH, YOU NEED
TO SELL THAT,

COULD SELL THAT.
WILL YOU BUILD ME THIS?"

SO THAT'S HOW
WE STARTED DOING
THE FURNITURE.

I'D ALWAYS
PIDDLED WITH ART.

THERE WAS A MOMENT
WHEN I REALIZED

THAT, YOU KNOW,
WE COULD TAKE

THIS MONEY
THAT WE WERE MAKING

AND THAT WE COULD
REALLY START SAVING
A LOT OF LIVES.

SO THE ART
AND FURNITURE SALE,

IT SUPPORTS
THE RESCUE 100%.

EVERY OUNCE OF PROFIT
GOES BACK TO THE DOGS.

AN AVERAGE SHOW,

WE CAN SAVE
20 TO 25 DOGS.

( blows raspberry )

I LOVE THIS.
I LOVE THIS ART.

I LOVE THAT ART.

I DON'T REALLY GIVE A SHIT
ABOUT THIS ART,

BUT THAT'S WHAT
EVERYBODY COMES FOR.

( overlapping chatter )

DO YOU LIKE THIS RABBIT?

OH, THERE THEY ARE.

OH, I LOVE THAT.

THAT'S SO CUTE.

WE ARE CALLED
"SHAWN'S MERMAIDS,"

AND BETSY'S CALLED
"EARTH MOTHER."

WE ALL HAVE OUR NAMES

WE ALL USE
FOR DIFFERENT THINGS,

BUT WHEN SHE SAYS,
"COME," WE COME.

WE NEVER KNOW
WHAT SHE'S UP TO,

BUT SHE'S ALWAYS
RESCUING SOMETHING.

WE ALWAYS COME.
WE ALWAYS COME,
NO MATTER WHAT.

PLUS WE LOVE
ALL THIS STUFF.

IT'S HANGING UP
IN OUR HOUSES
AND CARS AND...

( laughter )

SHAWN IS A FORCE
TO BE RECKONED WITH
IN A TINY BODY.

TEENY, TINY BODY.

TEENY, TINY BODY.
( laughs )

South-Aswad:
I HAVE ALWAYS HAD A NEED

TO JUST TAKE CARE
OF THINGS,

TO TAKE CARE OF WHAT
CAN'T TAKE CARE OF ITSELF.

CAN YOU PUT THAT
IN THE CASH BOX FOR ME?

South-Aswad:
WHAT IS IT FOR?

- THE PUPPIES.
- THE PUPPIES. ALL RIGHT.

- GRAB THE END OF IT.
- I'M SORRY. THANK YOU.

( thunder rumbling )

South-Aswad:
EVERY DAY, WE GET PHONE CALLS

FROM THE SHELTERS
THAT WE WORK WITH,

WITH DOGS THAT HAVE
24 HOURS LEFT,

THAT THE NEXT DAY
IS THEIR P.T.S. DAY,

WHICH IS "PUT TO SLEEP."

THEY'RE GONNA DIE

BECAUSE THERE'S NO SPACE
IN THE SHELTER FOR THEM.

SOMEBODY ELSE HAS COME IN,

AND THEY'RE
THE OLD MAN ON THE BLOCK,

AND SO THEREFORE THEY GO.

BY LAW,
A STRAY THAT COMES IN

HAS SEVEN DAYS
FOR SOMEBODY TO CLAIM IT,

AND THEN IT CAN GO
UP FOR ADOPTION,

SO IF A SHELTER
IS FULL OF STRAYS,

THEN WHEN AN OWNER
BRINGS IN A DOG

AND SAYS, "I DON'T
WANT THIS DOG ANYMORE,"

THE DOG GETS EUTHANIZED

BECAUSE THERE'S NOT A SPOT
TO PUT IT IN,

BECAUSE THE STRAYS
HAVE FILLED IT UP.

COME ON,
YOU LITTLE BABIES.

YOU LITTLE BABIES.

LITTLE BABIES.

Woman:
HOW LONG HAVE YOU HAD 'EM?

- Man: ABOUT THREE WEEKS.
- OKAY.

SO HOW MANY
DO YOU HAVE TODAY?

- TWO.
- JUST TWO?

OKAY.

AND THEY HAVEN'T BITTEN
OR SCRATCHED

OR BROUGHT BLOOD
TO ANYBODY OR ANY ANIMAL

WITHIN THE PAST
10 DAYS. CORRECT?

OKAY.
AND YOU UNDERSTAND

THAT WE CAN'T
GUARANTEE ADOPTION

AND THEY MAY BE EUTHANIZED
UPON SURRENDER?

OKAY.

( train horn blowing )

( phone rings )

ANIMAL CONTROL.

IT IS.

- HEY, EVERYBODY.
- HEY.

HOW ARE YOU?
HEY, GUYS.

- GOOD.
- HEY.

- OHH.
- GOOD TO SEE YOU.

GOOD TO SEE YOU.

- LET'S GO SEE SOME BABIES.
- OKAY.

( dogs whimpering )

EVERYBODY'S
BEING QUIET TODAY.

Patterson:
THEY'RE EXCITED.

EVERYBODY'S
BEING QUIET TODAY.

South-Aswad:
YOU CAN'T ALWAYS
CHOOSE WITH YOUR HEART.

SOMETIMES YOU HAVE
TO BE REALISTIC ABOUT IT.

STILL DON'T THINK
HE'S 16 YEARS OLD.

IS IT HIS TEETH?

Patterson:
THEY PULLED
SOME TEETH, YEAH.

MOCHA, MOCHA, MOCHA.

HEY, BABE.

I MEAN, YOU CAN'T
JUST GO IN THERE

AND TAKE
AND TAKE AND TAKE

IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE MONEY
TO BACK IT UP.

- THIS IS...
- RAY RAY.

Patterson:
RAY.

RAY RAY.

HEY, HEY.
RIGHT HERE.

RIGHT HERE.

I LEAN TOWARDS THE SICK
AND THE SENIORS.

THAT'S WHERE MY HEART IS,

BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT GONNA
GET A CHANCE.

RAY IS BLIND,

SO WE USE
OUR SCENT AND SOUND

BECAUSE HE'S BLIND.

HE CLOSES HIS EYE

WHEN YOU MOVE
YOUR HAND OVER IT.

- HE CAN SEE A LITTLE BIT.
- LITTLE BIT?

OH, GOODNESS.

OH, YEAH,
WE'RE DEFINITELY
GETTING YOU OUT OF HERE.

WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU
OUT OF HERE.

YOU ROCK.
YOU ROCK.

LOOK AT ME.

IT'S THE EMOTION
THAT'S OVERWHELMING,

KNOWING THAT YOU
CAN'T TAKE EVERYBODY HOME.

YOU CAN ONLY SAVE SO MANY,

SO THEY END UP
IN A GAS CHAMBER

WHERE, AT THE END
OF THE DAY,

THE SWITCH GOES ON.

( dogs barking )

( kisses )

MOCHA COULD GO TO LISA,

SO WE COULD DO
KIM, LISA.

OKAY.

BUT I REALLY, REALLY

WOULD LIKE MOCHA
TO GO TO CHRISTY.

AND OF COURSE RAY.

AND THEN RAY'S
GOING TO KELLY.

YEAH.

SO LET'S GO GET 'EM.

COME ON, MOCHA!
COME ON, GIRL!

LET'S GO. LET'S GO.

OH. GOOD BOY.

GOOD BOY.
WE GO HOME.

WE GO HOME.
( laughs )

LET'S GO.

ALL RIGHT, GUYS.

- BYE, MOCHA.
- SAY, "BYE."

BYE, BABY.

SAY BYE,
SWEET THING.

BYE, MOCHA.
YOU BE A GOOD GIRL.

BYE BYE.

WE'LL GO HOME.

LOOK HOW PROUD YOU ARE.

"SO PROUD
OF MY ONE LEG."

EVERY DOG
I'VE EVER PULLED

KNOWS THAT
IT'S BEING SAVED.

"I'M NOT SHAKY
OR NERVOUS."

AND THEY INSTANTLY BOND

WITH WHOEVER PULLS THEM
OUT OF THAT SHELTER.

THIS WAY, RAY.
( kisses )

COME ON, BUDDY.

THIS WAY, RAY.

HE GETS SCARED
WHEN HIS FEET GET
OFF THE GROUND, BUT--

OH, PEE.

- UH-OH.
- PEE.

- AW, RAY.
- YOU DONE?

- IT'S OKAY, BUDDY.
- IT'S OKAY, BABE.

IT'S OKAY.

HEY.

YOU GO HOME,
SWEET BABY.

YES, WE DO.

- YOU READY TO GO?
- BYE, BABY.

- YOU READY TO GO?
- ( barks )

LOAD 'EM UP.
LOAD 'EM UP.

ALL RIGHT. I KNOW.
SCARY TIME.

- OKAY.
- LET'S RIDE.

THERE YOU GO.

TIME TO GO.

COME HERE.
GET YOUR LEASH.

NO CRYING.
TURN THE CAR ON
IN A MINUTE.

BYE.

( radio playing )

THE BIGGEST MOMENT FOR ME
IS JUST PULLING OUT,

PULLING OUT OF THERE

AND KNOWING THAT
THERE'S NO MORE CONCRETE,

THERE'S NO MORE WET FLOOR.

WHEN I PULL OUT OF THERE,

I WANT TO GO
100 MILES AN HOUR.

( singing along )
♪ I've been banking on
a broken machine ♪

♪ Left unattended ♪

♪ Like most of my dreams ♪

♪ Rusty components ♪

♪ Of an unmarked song... ♪

IT'S THE EQUIVALENT, TO ME,

OF PULLING SOMETHING
OUT OF RUBBLE,

PULLING SOMETHING
OUT OF A WELL,

BECAUSE YOU TRULY
JUST SAVED ITS LIFE.

Radio:
♪ We've been fighting ♪

♪ For the love
of our lives... ♪

( horn honks )

YAY!

♪ AT THE DRAWING BOARD ♪

♪ THE HOPEFUL ONES
STILL TRY ♪

♪ HOW CAN WE HELP IT ♪

♪ WHEN WE'RE FIGHTING
FOR THE LOVE OF OUR LIVES? ♪

♪ TRYING MORE ♪

♪ THE HOPEFUL ONES
STILL TRY ♪

♪ HOW CAN WE HELP IT ♪

♪ WHEN WE'RE FIGHTING
FOR THE LOVE OF OUR LIVES? ♪

SAY HI.

( music playing )