Pallavi, like many others, yearned for more in life than just mere survival and success. She craved love, friendship, happiness, peace, and adventure, but obstacles kept getting in her way. Then, out of the blue, fate brought her and Darryl together. They instantly connected over their shared values, interests, and love for dogs. But even after finding love, tragedy struck again, and Pallavi was left struggling to cope with the pain and hardships. Just when she thought all was lost, a little golden retriever puppy named Wilbur came into her life and changed everything. Wilbur brought her back from the brink and soon after, Scarlett joined the family, bringing even more joy and laughter. Pallavi’s life was transformed, and her beloved dogs taught her the true meaning of life. Against all odds, she now owns the world’s largest artificially created dog family, and her dogs have amassed a global following. They have brought people from different races and cultures together over their shared love for dogs, inspiring many with their heartwarming stories.
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Pallavi McHugh is a trailblazer who exposed institutionalized racism, sexism, and cover-ups at the United Nations. Her work garnered bipartisan support from the public and United States senators, even during a politically divisive climate. McHugh’s efforts influenced the United States’ foreign policy towards the United Nations and Australia’s decision to initiate an investigation into China’s and the United Nations’ role in COVID-19. She’s a trained environmental scientist, international environmental lawyer, geographer, and international relations expert. Her interviews have been broadcasted in over 150 countries. In addition, McHugh is the creator of Magus/Magic, the world’s most diverse story for youth, and RACIAL COLORBLIND™ a course based on her ground-breaking research on where racism comes from in human beings to overcome it. She has also authored memoirs about her eight dogs and life in different countries. McHugh currently resides in Australia with her dogs and her New Zealander Australian spouse.