Kind-Hearted Elk Kisses Firefighters To Say Thanks For Putting Out Wildfire
July 7, 2016
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as posted by the channelButtons, an adorable and friendly elk, is a true socialite in Kittitas County, Washington. As a 'thank you' for all of their hard work, the elk strolled toward the firefighters of the Kittitas County Fire District and began planting kisses on their faces. According to Public Information Officer, Richelle Risdon, Buttons walked into the command post on her own, and her visit with the rescuers was unprovoked. Before long, Buttons was sauntering around as if she owned the place. #InsideEdition
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