Llama helps deliver food to remote places in Wales
Max the llama has been making food deliveries to remote properties in the Welsh Valley during the coronavirus lockdown.
Alex and Matt from the llama farm "Pembrokeshire Llamas" decided to try and do something positive after their business was shut down by the virus. They've taken one of their llamas 'Max' to visit people living in remote spots while they deliver food to people and cheer them up.
"Shopping in the old days was miserable, wasn't it? It's great fun these days," said one of the customers in the video filmed by the farm owners on May 6.
According to the couple, llama delivery is not only eco-friendly but is most of all a safe alternative for those at risk of catching the virus, if they went out of the valley to shop.
Llama delivers food supplies several times a week, which helps Max stay in shape.
(Source: Reuters)
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