During the event, parents and children observed professionals trimming Robbie's hooves up close, learning directly about equine health care and daily maintenance, while gaining a deeper understanding of the specific work involved in animal rescue. Everyone took part in hands-on care activities, experiencing the warmth of interacting with the animals and understanding the meaning and responsibility of protecting lives. This parent-child public welfare activity allowed families to experience the value of animal protection firsthand, using companionship-based interaction to promote the public welfare values of caring for living beings, kindness, and mutual support — while also helping Robbie adjust more smoothly to life at the equine facility.