Elayne Boosler, a pioneering comedian, writer, and dedicated animal activist, has long been celebrated for her incisive political humor and passionate love for baseball and animals. With a career that spans over 38 years, Elayne has graced nearly every major talk show on television, known for her witty and thoughtful comedy. A trailblazer in the industry, she boldly produced and financed her own groundbreaking comedy special, "Party of One," in 1985 at a time when female stand-up comedians were not given platforms for solo specials by cable networks. This milestone success paved the way for countless other female comedians on television. Elayne's impressive body of work includes five one-hour comedy specials on Showtime and two films for Cinemax, showcasing her skills as both a writer and director. Her frequent appearances on "Comic Relief" and "Politically Incorrect," where she was featured over thirty times, further cemented her status as a comedic heavyweight. As a host, she has led various specials, series, and events, including NBC's game show "Balderdash" in 2005-2006, and moderated the Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate on C-Span for the National Organization for Women, affirming her influence in women’s and political issues. Her humor has reached audiences around the world, from the glitz of Las Vegas to esteemed venues like the London Palladium and the White House Press Correspondent’s Dinner during President Clinton's administration. Elayne has had the honor of performing for the Queen of England and at Ford’s Theater for U.S. political dignitaries, demonstrating her wide appeal. Outside of comedy, Elayne is a passionate animal rescuer and advocate. Since 1996, she has been actively involved in animal protection, founding the non-profit organization Tails of Joy in 2001. Her charity has not only rescued thousands of animals but also tirelessly champions for their welfare globally. Her commitment to animal causes mirrors her vibrant stage persona and dedication to making a difference. Elayne continues to engage with audiences, contributing writing to outlets such as the Huffington Post, and often appears on "The Joy Behar Show." When not performing, she steps in as a guest host for Stephanie Miller’s syndicated radio show and tirelessly participates in animal rescue benefits across the nation. Ever active in the comedy scene, Elayne frequently tours with her stand-up show and is working on a book and a comprehensive boxed set of her specials. For those seeking her sharp, daily humor, Elayne is active on social media, bringing her audience laughter and thought-provoking content. True to her unique fashion philosophy, “If you’re not covered in dog hair, your life is empty,” Elayne Boosler lives a life rich with compassion, laughter, and undeniable impact.