Miniature therapy ponies bring joy to nursing home residents
- Owned by a couple from West Lothian, miniature therapy ponies visit care facilities and hospitals throughout Scotland, brightening the days of elderly patients.
- The initiative began in 2015 when a local center for brain injury recovery invited the couple to bring ponies to a summer fair, leading to growing demand.
- John retired early in 2016 from his council job, and Elaine left her office manager role last year to work full-time on Therapy Ponies Scotland with their ponies Flicker and Wilson.
- The couple describes themselves as highly efficient after gaining extensive experience, and in 2024 they were honored with a special award in Scotland recognizing almost a decade of their dedicated efforts.
- Their visits have improved communication for people with dementia, and the couple will continue their work due to the joy it brings residents and carers alike.
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