Kind Caretaker Treats Baby Rhino to a Massage and He Reacts in the Sweetest Way Possible...

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All work and no play makes everyone unhappy. That’s why, every once in a while, it’s healthy to take a day just for yourself. Some people go shopping, some people go out to eat, and others go all out on a personal spa day.

Sadly most spas don’t allow baby rhinos on their massage tables or in their hot tubs (…yet). But being a rescued baby rhino can be stressful. They spend so much time playing and getting into trouble that there’s little time for rest! Luckily, there’s a way for baby rhinos to get the spa treatment they deserve.

This video from the Working With Rhinos shows us how to perform the finest of rhino relaxation techniques. It looks like the sweet spot is right behind the ears.

If you’re interested seeing more of what goes into keeping baby rhinos happy, visit the Working With Rhinos Facebook page or website.


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