NikkiA
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I spoke to a pet therapy coordinator I have never worked with before for the first time today. I spoke with his assistant on Friday, in response to their request to the organization where I volunteer for additional volunteers, and the coordinator called me to tell me they won't be screening D for their program. He told me on the phone that cat claws have always freaked him out. What the heck do you say to a PET THERAPY coordinator who says something like that?!?
I hate preconceptions and perceptions. The implication was that they would screen him if he didn't have claws. Just because a cat has claws doesn't make it dangerous. It makes it a wonderfully intact animal as God intended it to be.
In what world would the cat be certified and insured if it used its claws aggressively?
I needed to rant.
I hate preconceptions and perceptions. The implication was that they would screen him if he didn't have claws. Just because a cat has claws doesn't make it dangerous. It makes it a wonderfully intact animal as God intended it to be.
In what world would the cat be certified and insured if it used its claws aggressively?
I needed to rant.