Donkey offers Finals Week stress relief at Montana State

[Teh One Who Knocks]

The Associated Press


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BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — A donkey named Oliver joined several therapy dogs offering stress relief during Finals Week at Montana State University in Bozeman.

The 8-year-old brown and white donkey was standing inside the front entrance of the university library on Tuesday. Owner Stephanie Bar tells the Bozeman Daily Chronicle (bit.ly/2qyjVZz) that since it was Oliver's first time at MSU, she wanted to make sure he got a lot of attention.

Students petted Oliver, hugged him and took selfies.

In another part of the library, students sat on the floor and played with dogs provided by volunteers with Intermountain Therapy Animals.

Sierra Bosley says she looks forward to seeing the dogs at the end of each semester.

[deebakes]

oh montana :lol:

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:wank:

[Griffin]

After enlisting in the Calvary at a remote outpost, Jack found that he sorely missed the company of a woman. One day while on guard duty, he asked his buddies what they do when they need a woman. They both chuckled and pointed over to where the donkeys were kept. Jack thought about it for awhile but decided that it wasn't for him. After several more weeks passed, Jack reluctantly decided he would give his friend's suggestion a try. After the first time it became easy, and Jack visited the donkeys frequently. Sure enough one night, Jack was discovered doing the wild thing with the donkeys. His friend yelled, "Jack what do you think you're doing?" Jack was embarrassed and tried to explain, "But you were there, you guys told me to use the donkeys." Jack's friend laughed, "Yea Jack, but we usually ride the donkeys into town and find a woman."