Speaker: Andy Rombach
Andy Rombach: Hi, this is Andy. Uh, go over my animals. I have at home here. First one is my 4.5 year old daughter, Vera, the craziest one in the bunch. She did her makeup this morning and wanted to show it off. Very good. Thank you, sweetie. Uh, I'll try and get these pictures to show up. Uh, our oldest dog is named Augie. He's a pit mix. He loves to sleep and snore. He's kind of crazy and lazy and has anxiety and is a bunch of fun. Um, this is our second dog we got with my daughter again. His name is Bowen. He passed away right after Thanksgiving. Uh, we all miss him but he was a good boy. This is our crazy gremlin dog, Amalfi. She has no brain. We think she's crazy. She just has these silly looks all the time. Um, this picture has all of our cats in it. We have three cats. They're kind of hard to see. The two in the front are brothers. The Tuxedo is named Otto. The, the regular like tabby one is named Anakin and then in the back it's really hard to see the little guy behind Augie, the great cats named Jasper. Um, we adopted all of those from one of my pharmacy school professors who fosters cats for the Humane Society. She has like 10 cats at any given time and we wanted one. She talked us into the, his brother and then a few months later talk us into that little gray fluff ball. We couldn't pass it up. And then the newest pet we've gotten is Jude. I think some of you have probably seen him during training. He always wanted to show himself off, but he's a, he's a gentleman. Uh, he's not the brightest either, but we got him after Bowen passed away and he's a good boy. Um, husky mix. He's really sweet but not very bright. Thanks. Bye.
