Burrito playing with giant stuffed toys seriously never gets old. The sanctuary staff recently went through First Aid/CPR training as a team and watching this video made me pretty impressed with his chest compressions.
Speaking of stuffed toys, you might notice that Baby Yoda Squishmallow in the video needs a little first aid himself. We actually got him wayyy back at Christmas time during our Comfort and Joy online auction. He was a donation from Linda McFall-Bailey. It’s seriously impressive that he’s made it this long and continues to provide the charming Mr. B with continued joy and enrichment.
Tobin says
Hmm…well, it looks as if Burrito has the cycle of 15 chest compressions down, but he might want to practice his mouth-to-mouth resuscitation technique.
Linda C says
Chest compressions-good. Chest compressions resulting in concussion and loss of stuffing…not so good.
However, I am not ready to blame Burrito for the loss of stuffing. could it have been one of the ladies who removed his insides? if not, then we have an answer to our murder mystery, and we have identified the serial stuffy killer!
Linda C says
On another note, I am happy to see that he is beginning to use them for nesting
Marie says
Well…… I still see the Santa I sent is alive ……so all is well with the world:grin:
Mark B. says
If feel for:
1.) The stuffed animals
2.) The caregivers who have to clean up afterward
But Burrito is certainly having a good time of it!
Gaynell says
Is Burrito up to date on CPR class? Remember, the chest compressions are to the beat of :musical_note:AH, AH, AH, AH, stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive :musical_note: Well, Burrito. this stuffed toy ain’t.
Kathleen says
Official Toy Inspector Mr B giving his full throttle Burritoizing treatment!
I’m surprised he didn’t need CPR after that workout. Whew!