that is kevin richardson. he has the kevin richardson wild life sanctuary. he's the lion whisperer. the lion had a dental problem. how do you fix a dental problem with the king of the jungle? >> cautiously. >> very carefully. >> broke his canine he's become more agitated aggressive. he's isolated himself. >> he lost his canines prematurely and he needs a root canal. so fixident stepped in to provide services to get him a root canal. >> this is a long procedure. >> they think this is going to be a four-hour surgery where they have to gikve him general anesthesia and put him tound do the work. >> what makes this procedure unique here we've brought all of our equipment out and we'll do it on site. >> a whole team that specializes in operating on animals. oh you can see. oh! >> in this image you can see where one of his canines has come out. they need to go in there and get out what's left over of the root. while they thought the surgery was going to take four hours. they said it took closer to six. >> three root ka nanska nails and one extraction. >> he returned him back to the pride.

richardson. we would like to say and echo what kevin just said that we are incredibly pleased and commend the department and the urban ag program. we think that they have made significant and meaningful progress in this first year; which we're really happy about it. we would also like to see an annual report and having recognized that, we would like to see updates on the work plan, the goals and the budget for the coming year. and we would like to see that, if possible, at one of the rpd commission hearings. and we feel like this could be tool to promote the good work that the rec and park is doing. my last point, we understand that the coordinator position is fully funded for the coming year. and we would like to thank the department officially for incorporating this position into its budget. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> if we could get everyone to turn off their electronic-sounding devices, please. [ reading speakers' names ] come on up. >> hello. my name is maggie. and i am the program manager at garden for the environment, san francisco's public teaching garden. for 25 years we ha

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