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Adorable koala struggles to stay awake while getting massage from keeper

If you have ever wondered what’s cutter than a koala, then we have your answer – a sleepy koala! In an extremely adorable video, a koala can barely keep eyes open while her keeper spoils her with a (well deserved, I guess) face massage. It turns out the carer hands are too soft for this fluffy ball as she instantly fells asleep.

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The heartwarming video shared by the Australian Reptile Park, shows the sweet koala being treated just like a princess. Almost every day, her handler is offering her a very special treatment, which involves lovely moments of belly rubs and face massage. Needless to say the spoiled koala – named Elsa – enjoys every single moment of it. In fact she loves it so much, she even struggles to stay awake. But after all who can stand to such an adorable treatment?!

Though she’s been called the zoo’s ‘cuddliest koala,’ Elsa’s life wasn’t always like that. Shortly after she was born, she had to be taken away from her mom, because she was not able to produce milk, therefore unable to feed her tiny baby. Thankfully, the caring people at the zoo took care of Else and fed her around the clock. But among them it was Hayley Shute, also known as ‘koala whisperer,’ the one that looked after the newborn koala as she was her own baby.

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“My children take it in turns naming the animals that I care for,” Hayley told Mail Australia. “So when I asked my four-year-old daughter what she wanted to call the koala the first name to come out of her mouth was “Elsa”.’

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Now, despite he’s two-year-old, Elsa also acts just like a little baby, especially when she’s bagging for some cuddles from Hayley, or anyone that comes in her way. But since she was always surrounded by love and kindness, Elsa also has some to gift.

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So there are not just the zoo keepers she’s been so friendly with, but other animals as well. And Hope, the wombat, is on top of that list. Well that happened before the arrival of Anna, Elsa’s little sister.

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h.t: MailOnline

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Ethan Walker is a journalist and animal stories writer for MajesticAnimals.net, covering wildlife, animal rescue, remarkable human-animal bonds, and inspiring stories from around the world.With a strong interest in animal welfare and real-life storytelling, Ethan focuses on finding compelling stories, verifying key details, and presenting them in a clear and engaging way for an international audience.At MajesticAnimals.net, he writes about extraordinary rescues, wildlife encounters, adoption stories, conservation, and animals whose stories have captured public attention.

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