HEALTHWTOP DC
How you can see mini donkeys being trained to help veterinarians at the Smithsonian Zoo
The Smithsonian National Zoo is training mini donkeys to participate in voluntary healthcare checkups, showcasing new techniques to reduce stress for animals. Visitors can observe these efforts at the Zoo's Kids Farm, where public interaction with the animals is encouraged to foster engagement and interest in animal care.
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