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The San Francisco Giants welcomed therapy rabbit 'Alex the Great' to the ballpark tonight and, of course, he was an instant hit (lemmy.world)

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Alex is part of San Francisco International Airport's "Wag Brigade", a team of animals that are certified by the San Francisco SPCA's Animal Assisted Therapy program to help those in public spaces feel less overwhelmed with their surroundings.