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Cardinals pitcher Brad Thompson gives us his take on the Partners for Pets Foundation and the great things they do for dogs in need.

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" This summer fox sports midwest is joining Purina pro plan and PetSmart charities and supporting pet adoptions to help find loving homes. For homeless pets indeed unfortunately there are millions of homeless pets waiting to be adopted this is one of them. This is Nicholas this is Lisa McCormick in Wayne Davis today are from partners for -- this is Brad Thompson of your. St. Louis Cardinals and Brett I know -- first of all you spent a little time when Nicklaus what kind of dog is."

" I a's on May get a -- a -- he's definitely -- not that I let him -- agony jog right back out and found his mom here. But and he's been being great you know I had no problem -- he's been right on him love's glove and and to a great dog is just like there is so many great dugout that they need homes. You and your wife Andrea have -- dogs are looking to just get another and you guys have some experience was optioned right. Yeah we my my sister in law in her her sister's very big and saving saving dogs and we've got both of our. Our dogs from her were about to adopt another why not. Who I want to name patches -- as she she's got they're going all over the placement of girls so laughing and name their pets yes. It's at via another Adidas and work thanks for helping us eyewitness at least -- first tell us a little bit about the work you do with -- for pat."

" Well whereas the shelters on shelter in trial annoying and we rescued animals and cancel local animal control facilities. In the ones that are -- Ravi had -- known or. Having injury year to scared to death. He and we get a mother medical care and get him ready for adopt and then go to PetSmart every week -- And adapt out -- animals and last year we adopted out over a thousand."

" And I want to say for the record pets mart does not -- dogs or cats but they make space available for adoption groups of the pats can't get adopted. Wayne a little bit about -- I know he's an Australian Shepherd mix and he's been looking for a home for awhile right he's the looking for a home for a little while Yankee. Again lovable dog. All loyal to the fact if you if she's the last owner of the try to -- him in the bag dare anyone -- view them so much -- kind of jumped the fence to get so so. He is loving -- is a little taller France could be my recommendation -- a beautiful loving guys thanks for helping us out the the dog of the hour is Nicholas and -- interest did. In adapting -- sport to learn more about Purina pro plan and PetSmart charities adoption at first visit PetSmart charities. -- or."

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(0:02) This summer fox sports midwest is joining Purina pro plan and PetSmart charities and supporting pet adoptions to help find loving homes. For homeless pets indeed unfortunately there are millions of homeless pets waiting to be adopted this is one of them. This is Nicholas this is Lisa McCormick in Wayne Davis today are from partners for -- this is Brad Thompson of your. St . Louis Cardinals and Brett I know -- first of all you spent a little time when Nicklaus what kind of dog is.

(1:05) girls so laughing and name their pets yes. It's at via another Adidas and work thanks for helping us eyewitness at least -- first tell us a little bit about the work you do with

(2:18) and -- interest did. In adapting -- sport to learn more about Purina pro plan and PetSmart charities adoption at first visit PetSmart charities. -- or.