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She has been through a lot with the loss of her eyes and she has hearing loss as well. She's a cancer survivor and she's had some other issues," said Baby's mom Pat Ward
Over the years she's built up a relationship with the residents.
"She's our elf at Christmas time, our fireworks on the forth of July. She's our St. Valentine on Valentine's Day, so she's always here," said Human Resources Director Stephanie Hall.
"She's our elf at Christmas time, our fireworks on the forth of July. She's our St. Valentine on Valentine's Day, so she's always here," said Human Resources Director Stephanie Hall.
So when the senior care facilities closed to all visitors because of coronavirus, Ward knew they had to find a way for Baby to still make her visits.
"We created a way where we can just go to the windows and keep everyone safe," said Ward.
"We created a way where we can just go to the windows and keep everyone safe," said Ward.
Once a week they visit the seniors like Ellen, outside of their windows.
"Everybody loves her, yeah they do, she's a sweetheart," said Ellen.
"Everybody loves her, yeah they do, she's a sweetheart," said Ellen.
