Watch: Internet Abuzz As Oklahoma Chiropractor Goes Viral For Giraffe Neck Adjustments
Viral Video: Dr. Joren Whitley, a chiropractor from Oklahoma, is causing a stir on the internet with his unconventional approach to animal care, particularly showcased in a series of videos featuring him treating Gerry, a towering giraffe.
According to The Washington Post, Whitley took on the challenge of addressing neck issues in Gerry, which were reportedly affecting the giraffe's jaw movement. In one video, Whitley can be seen on a raised platform administering adjustments to Gerry's neck.
Commenters on the videos expressed a mix of intrigue and approval. One wrote, "We got giraffe chiropractors before gta 6," while another noted, "Aw he smiled! You can see the relief!" A third commenter observed, "He's so comfortable. When he gets it in the right place."
Whitley's expertise extends to a variety of animals, including dogs, chickens, and even a bat with injuries. The Washington Post highlighted his work with sedated lions in South Africa, showcasing his extensive experience in animal chiropractic care.
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While some may doubt the effectiveness of chiropractic treatments for animals, Gerry's owner shared with The Washington Post the noticeable improvements in the giraffe's chewing abilities following Whitley's care.
Whitley, who has been a licensed chiropractor since 2016 through both Oklahoma¡¯s veterinary and chiropractic boards, explained his interest in animal chiropractic to USA Today. He mentioned that while this practice was common for horses, it was less recognized for smaller animals like dogs and cats.
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Whitley's unique approach to animal care has sparked discussions about alternative therapies. Despite skepticism, the positive results observed in Gerry's condition serve as compelling evidence for the potential efficacy of such treatments.
As the videos continue to gain traction online, they highlight the deep bond between humans and animals and the innovative methods caregivers like Whitley employ to enhance their well-being.
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