Lou the otter goes missing from École Cobble Hill flower pot
Lou, a small artisan otter sculpture donated to the school, has gone missing from its flower pot at the front of École Cobble Hill. It was last seen Friday, Sept. 25. Someone in the community spotted kids with it near Drifters on Saturday, Sept. 26, and that is the last sighting. It was still missing on Oct. 6. Kindergarteners miss it most, and they pet its head each time they walk by. Jennifer Currie, chairperson of the parent advisory committee, says any attention could help get the word out.
Kindergarteners at École Cobble Hill pet the otter's head every time they go outside, and that routine stays broken until Lou turns up.
Source: Students hoping beloved school otter will return from 'walkabout' - Cowichan Valley Citizen (cowichanvalleycitizen.com).
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