Tate Hegstrom and 3-year-old Kovu have garnered a global audience with their impressive versions of Bill Withers and Jason Mraz hits.
, a part of HCA Healthcare, has required him to support front-line workers at Denver’s North Suburban Medical Center who are responding to the coronavirus crisis.
The “Lean on Me” performance was part of a company-wide effort to show appreciation for the hospital’s medical professionals and cleaning staff. Getting Kovu to show off his musical prowess is actually easier than it looks, Hegstrom said. “All it takes is a little motivation, and he hops right in,” he explained. Noting that his canine pal has a similar response to sirens and other melodic sounds, he added, “I’ll spend 12 hours in the hospital, and when you come home after a long day and he gives you one of the big ol’ howls, it is something special.”
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