Schweitzer's Flying Squirrel

When Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Schweitzer established a hospital in the African jungle, he rescued an orphaned baby flying squirrel and named her 'Isabella'. This little squirrel was very attached to him, and her favorite spot was sleeping in Schweitzer's pocket, with only her pair of dark, lively eyes peeking out. Whenever Schweitzer played the organ at night to relax, Isabella would slip out of his pocket, crawl up his arm to his shoulder, and sit quietly listening to the music. Only when the piece ended would she affectionately nuzzle his cheek with her little nose. This heartwarming companionship in the jungle provided Schweitzer with endless solace.