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I probably don't need to reiterate it's a hard and uncertain time for everyone right now, how desolate the streets of London are in the midst of corona virus pandemic. So I won't, instead I want to turn your attention to goats, pygmy goats to be exact. At London Zoo, the pygmy goats enclosure is where all animal loving kids, and lets face it adults too, get to interact with the zoo animals -  and it turns out they're missing us! Seriously, they line up at the gate of their enclosure in the mornings waiting for the visitors, because they're waiting for massage and attention and they get lots of love! No social distancing for them - their keepers are on site and on hand to make up for the shortfall, though I'm not sure they are anything close to the numbers the pygmy goats miss. Its adorable and a real reminder of how we all love cuddles, even if we can't really see our friends and families in person. #staysafestayhome When this is all over mayb...

Beanie, Born Dec 28th 2016 With the current state of the world going on about migrants, and taking our jobs, taking back our country, banning you from here, but not from there, and all those alternative facts your mind might just be about to burst, so just for a moment, revel with me in the good, no great baby news of London! London, has a new arrival, from migrant parents! A (very cute) baby Anteater named Beanie. Born just after Christmas, Beanie, weighing just 1.2kg, has a surrogate mum in the shape of lovely fluffy yellow teddy bear.  Beanie's first time mum Inca rejected her new offspring, but the stripy baby will soon be introduced to the rest of the giant anteater family at ZSL London Zoo, where keepers hope that more experienced female Sauna will take over other mothering duties, such as carrying Beanie around and socialising her, so she can grow up part of the group. Young anteaters get around by clinging to their mother’s backs, so the newborn has...

Flower lady 'Global Party'   or the Global Charity Trust have created #TheMovement. They've been getting themselves ready to launch their 3rd massive global party that happens on the same day all over the world, in 50 different countries all on the same night in September 2014. All taking place at some of the most luxurious hotels, bars, restaurants, art galleries and nightclubs. Lion Flags Flanked our way into the Zoo Essentially a philathropic night, the Global Charity Trust raised £500,000 in the first year of partying, with their sole mission to connect registered charities together and create world-wide brand awareness. Lord Stanley Fink presided over events and educated us wine drinkers at the PR event held in London Zoo this May, here they were raising awareness and funds too to help endangered Lions, which was the big profile at the Zoo on this evening. Lord Stanley Fink educating us on The Movement A luxury item in a shop for examp...