Kettering care home residents' magical visit from Boris and Mischa the reindeer as early Christmas present

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The reindeer paid a flying visit

Residents at a Kettering care home came face to face with Santa’s special helpers as two reindeer paid a flying visit.

Claremont Parkway Care Home staff dressed in elf costumes accompanied Boris and Mischa from Luxlyk Reindeers.

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The four-legged trekked around the home to meet all 40 residents.

Jayne Spencer feeds lichen to MishaJayne Spencer feeds lichen to Misha
Jayne Spencer feeds lichen to Misha

Animal lover and resident Jayne Spencer fed the reindeer lichen as a special treat.

She said: “I loved it. I love animals and used to keep show horses.”

Brian Robinson, 77, fed one of the magical visitors from his chair.

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He said: “I have never fed a reindeer before. It was a nice thing to do.

Resident Brian Robinson meets one of the reindeer helped by Beverley Warwick (healthcare assistant)Resident Brian Robinson meets one of the reindeer helped by Beverley Warwick (healthcare assistant)
Resident Brian Robinson meets one of the reindeer helped by Beverley Warwick (healthcare assistant)

Angel Weaver, activities coordinator for Claremont Parkway Care Home said: “It’s just a nice thing to do to get us into the Christmas spirit. You can see the residents’ faces light up. The residents have loved it – even the residents who are non-verbal. It’s such a special thing to do.”

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