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Lerato Kganyago to judge a pet competition

Metro FM’s Midday Link Up radio show host and deejay Lerato Kganyago, is set to judge this year’s Hill’s Pet Slimmer Competition.

This, “the mother” (as affectionately called) excitedly shared these newson her social media in a video form. In the video, Lerato can be seen cuddling and playing with her two dogs, Dolce and Gabbana while sharing more information competition she is set to judge.

The 15-year-old Hill’s Pet Slimmer Competition according to, the mother, aims to promote healthy habits among dogs while celebrating their move from chubby to healthier bodies as that is good for their overall health.

Announcing her judging gig, Lerato shared:

“Exciting news! ? I’m honored to be a judge for this year’s Hill’s Pet Slimmer Competition. Let’s shed light on the serious issue of pet obesity and celebrate amazing transformations. Chubby isn’t always cute, fam! Let’s make a positive change for our furry friends. ?❤️.”

Social media users commented on the award -winning radio host, sharing:

“How fabulous Lerato . Wish I could diet like I make my Great Dane . You can’t have a large dog overweight . Too heavy on the legs ! What a great initiative by Hills ?.”

“This was giving Top Billing vibes. I don’t have dogs but I was captivated to listen ❤️.”

“Im here for how u narrate and how beautiful ur voice and tone sounds, too beautiful??.”

“At this point I want to be these dogs so so cute??????.”

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