With all the public places including parks closed to human visitors, some visitors are still around.
There is no one who can restrict their movement and we are talking about animals. Yes, ever since the lockdown has banned the humankind to walk out free in the world, animals are living their lives in peace.
But in times of need, they may seem to look out for assistance, and so there are a few of us who can help them.
This is what this pair of police officers decided to do while they were patrolling a park. They saw a brood of ducklings going around who were perhaps looking for their mother.
The two police officers decided to step up and provide assistance to these beautiful babies.
Recently, this policeman went viral helping the ducklings who were without their mother.
Larry Satterwhite working with the Houston Police Department went viral as the department shared a video of him helping ducklings.
While in the park, he noticed that these ducklings without their mother around. He looked a little here and there but there was no mother. So he decided to escort them to the pond and took out his own parade.
This seemed like a little magic trick by the officer because rather than running away from him, the ducklings seem to enjoy it. Just like they would follow their mother around, they followed the officer on the way to the pond.
People loved seeing the video and flooded it with their comments.
One user wrote – “He is the duckling whisperer, look at them following him like their mama.”
Another wrote – “This officer has his own Easter parade with these beautiful tiny ducklings.”
Another one wrote – “look how they are living their life with peace and help while we are locked inside. Glad to see this.”
Police officers are working day and night to help the needy even in such dangerous times and they deserve all our respect.
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