Beat your intimacy issuesHaving the goats were fun but their personality was not compatible with mine -- more Jen's thing. The llamas I adore -- I would have zero problem with getting a couple more... Posted by DaveH at August 27, 2013 12:59 PM
Bellingham Health and Rehabilitation Center in Washington, USA, is a clean, tranquil place that prides itself on its �home-like environment.� All the residents are recovering from illness, most are elderly, and many have been there for years. Visitors are few and far between. So every few months, Marisco and N.H Flight of the Eagle � showered, dressed up and accompanied by Niki Kuklenski � are welcome guests as they take a tour of the nursing home, stopping at each bed to kiss the patients or have a hug. Marisco and N.H are trained therapists, and they are llamas.
�It�s a treat, watching the llamas walk down the hallway,� says Jack Houston, one of the residents. �It�s amazing that there�s another life out there.� For some, it�s the most cuddling they receive in their time at the center; for others, it�s a welcome novelty, relieving the boredom of life in an institution. The llamas leave a profound impression. �I had never met one before,� remembers Holly Barto. �It was heaven. Just emotionally � to be able to touch an animal and hold an animal close.�
Know anybody who needs/wants FREE Cottonwood/Poplar logs,on the ground, delimbed, fell on the 19th?
6952 Nooksack Rd. Right beside hiway 9,level ground.There is more that we moved to the river, recoverable but not as easy as where they started from!