HANDS OFF SALLY
While touring Eagle’s Rock African Safari Zoo with friends from Russia Ronald Demuth, from Vermont, found himself in a tough situation. They were at the petting zoo and saw a rhino that was part of the petting zoo and accustomed to being touched. Demuth wanted to show his Russian friends the marvelous American invention called “Krazy Glue,” so he put three ounces of Krazy Glue on the palms of his hands, and jokingly placed them on the rump of this petting zoo rhino. In the thirteen years of its life in the petting zoo, Sally the Rhino had never before felt her viewers leave their hands on her for so long until now. And the Sally did not like the sensation. The rhino panicked, running all around the petting zoo with Demuth following closely behind. Demuth’s misfortune was not yet complete. Sally had not been feeling well, and her keepers had just given her a laxative and some anti- depressants to…
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