Vet Tech Dancing With Lamb Is The Best Thing You Will See All Day

A viral video of a dancing lamb has the internet in high spirits.

The video posted by Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center in Longview, Texas, was shared unintentionally as Shelter director Chris Kemper explained that vet technician Erin Dryden often allows her pet lamb, Ursula, to tag along on the job.

 

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Posted by Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center on Thursday, February 28, 2019

Dryden adopted Ursula at birth, and the feisty little girl can sure shake a leg or two!

“She’s like a puppy, but she gets excited and she starts jumping,” he said. Kemper was simply strolling out of an office, when he spotted Ursula skipping along with lead animal care technician Nina Allen hoofing it down the surgery hallway in his general direction.

So Kemper immediately captured it on phone and and paired the footage with a disco jingle and released it on the online space where thousands of viewers have been cheered up watching this cute video.

Allen says, “Our thought was, ‘Let’s just post this. It will make some people laugh, and it keeps us in the Facebook cycle until the next morning,’” he said.

Kemper added that their team was always looking for fun thins to post so people can share overnight, but this was overwhelming for them,

Posted by Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center on Saturday, February 23, 2019

Almost in a jiffy, the Longview News-Journal reported that local ABC affiliate KLTV wanted permission to share that video, and Raycom Media (now Gray Television), introduced it to a countrywide audience.

The shelter started to see some serious traffic from online users with multiple likes and shares from all across the United States. Many more media outlets picked up the video and thousands of new viewers began visiting the shelter’s Facebook page.

Ursula and Nina doing a photo shoot with the Longview News-Journal. Taking advantage of their new found fame.

Posted by Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center on Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Kemper says, he and his team want to translate all that publicity into new animal adoptions, “We want people in driving distance — Shreveport, Tyler, Dallas, wherever — we want them to think, ‘Wow, I’m going to drive to that facility because they care about what they’re doing,’” Kemper said. “That’s what we hope the outcome is.”

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