Donald Trump hasn't even taken office yet and his election to make America great again is already having an effect. From the stock market taking off to saving jobs from going to Mexico, things are beginning to happen.
The Donald has promised to protect our borders and halt mooselimb immigration, and with American ingenuity and innovation is bringing home the bacon with deploying guard pigs at our airports.
A trial is taking place at an appropriate airport in the heart of la-la-land political correctness - San Francisco International Airport. Almost guaranteed to make the liberals heads explode, the airport pigs will keep the rest of us from being blown up as your average mooselimb jihadi terrorist won't even be tempted to board a plane destined for one of America's great again airports.
The Donald has promised to protect our borders and halt mooselimb immigration, and with American ingenuity and innovation is bringing home the bacon with deploying guard pigs at our airports.
A trial is taking place at an appropriate airport in the heart of la-la-land political correctness - San Francisco International Airport. Almost guaranteed to make the liberals heads explode, the airport pigs will keep the rest of us from being blown up as your average mooselimb jihadi terrorist won't even be tempted to board a plane destined for one of America's great again airports.
SFO adds therapy pig to greet travelers
By Beth Spotswood
Updated 4:08 pm, Monday, December 5, 2016
Believe it or not, adorable dogs aren't for everyone. That's one of the reasons why the San Francisco International Airport has added a new member to its four-legged "Wag Brigade" - a pig named LiLou.
SFO's Wag Brigade allows SPCA animals certified by the Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) Program to greet and comfort hurried travelers as they arrive, depart, or languish through a layover. LiLou is the program's first pig.
According to the SFSPCA, "At a minimum, AAT pets must be solicitous and fully comfortable with handling. In other words, pets must be interested in and eager to approach people and accept handling, regardless of the person’s age, gender, race, size, mobility equipment usage, and apparel." LiLou nailed her training and is now dispatched to the airport once a month.
“I can see that she is happy showing off her tricks and getting her praise,” LiLou’s owner, Tatyana Danilova told USA Today. “It also brings positive emotions to me seeing that we can do something good for the community and bring more smiles in some unconventional way.”
LiLou's SFO schedule is still UP IN THE AIR, so her trick-filled appearances may end up as a surprise to lucky travelers. According to USA Today, LiLou can play music on her toy piano and takes a formal bow after her performances. The prized pig's ensembles alternate between a "Pet Me" vest and a variety of tutus.
“I absolutely love my LiLou and I know she loves me," Danilova told the SFSPCA.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport offers miniature therapy horses. Last year, a mid-flight photo of a passenger's "therapy turkey" went viral.
By Beth Spotswood
Updated 4:08 pm, Monday, December 5, 2016
Believe it or not, adorable dogs aren't for everyone. That's one of the reasons why the San Francisco International Airport has added a new member to its four-legged "Wag Brigade" - a pig named LiLou.
SFO's Wag Brigade allows SPCA animals certified by the Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) Program to greet and comfort hurried travelers as they arrive, depart, or languish through a layover. LiLou is the program's first pig.
According to the SFSPCA, "At a minimum, AAT pets must be solicitous and fully comfortable with handling. In other words, pets must be interested in and eager to approach people and accept handling, regardless of the person’s age, gender, race, size, mobility equipment usage, and apparel." LiLou nailed her training and is now dispatched to the airport once a month.
“I can see that she is happy showing off her tricks and getting her praise,” LiLou’s owner, Tatyana Danilova told USA Today. “It also brings positive emotions to me seeing that we can do something good for the community and bring more smiles in some unconventional way.”
LiLou's SFO schedule is still UP IN THE AIR, so her trick-filled appearances may end up as a surprise to lucky travelers. According to USA Today, LiLou can play music on her toy piano and takes a formal bow after her performances. The prized pig's ensembles alternate between a "Pet Me" vest and a variety of tutus.
“I absolutely love my LiLou and I know she loves me," Danilova told the SFSPCA.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport offers miniature therapy horses. Last year, a mid-flight photo of a passenger's "therapy turkey" went viral.

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