Two resident patients who turned “hang in there” from a greeting into a full-time job: now doing it on your wall instead of a branch. Use it to hang a hat, a set of keys or your dog’s leash. They’ve held onto worse.

Shelley the Snail:
Shelley’s shell was always spiral built to bear the weight of her existence. Now it can hold your hat instead, which counts as early retirement compared to carrying a house everywhere.

Cooper the Pigeon:
Cooper’s feet used to grip power lines and window ledges, now redirected towards something much calmer like your keys. He has never fallen off anything and isn’t about to start on your wall.

The 'Hang in there' Wall Hook is part of the Slowmolds GP Clinic Collection that is inspired by my own bad back.