Ohio-based Seven Oaks Farm provides the airport with a few miniature horses twice a month as a kind of therapy for nervous passengers and children, according to Mashable.
And it’s working.
"It's just to ease anxiety levels, put smiles on faces," Wendi Orlando, the airport's senior manager of customer relations, said in an interview with NPR.
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Posted by Seven Oaks Farm on Sunday, May 7, 2017
“When you look at the passengers walking by, it just never gets old. They love seeing the horses,” Orlando said.
The non-profit has 34 miniature horses, Mashable reported, that also visit hospitals, police programs and nursing homes to offer a little good cheer and humor.
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Posted by Seven Oaks Farm on Tuesday, May 16, 2017
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