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The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore brought reptiles, mammals and birds to the Catonsville nursing facility on March 19.
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Left to right, Dorothy Merson, Betty Lamp and Joan Werneke look at a prehensile-tailed skink that was brought to Frederick Villa Nursing Center by the Maryland Zoo. Zoo employees introduced Frederick Villa residents to reptiles, mammals and birds during the "Fur, Feathers, and Scales" program on March 19. (Staff photo by Sarah Pastrana)
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore brought reptiles, mammals and birds to the Catonsville nursing facility on March 19.