14-year-old rescue cat becomes first feline to join airport program for therapy animals
A 14-year-old rescue cat has become the first feline to qualify for the San Francisco International Airport’s Wag Brigade of therapy animals.
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A 14-year-old rescue cat has become the first feline to qualify for the San Francisco International Airport’s Wag Brigade of therapy animals.
A 14-year-old rescue cat has become the first feline to qualify for the San Francisco International Airport’s Wag Brigade of therapy animals.
At the Jeremiah School in Johnson City, Oliver the therapy cat provides cuddles, laughs and friendship to both students and staff.
>> dana: good point. >> katie: i rescued a cat on dumpster day. after we took him to the vet he bit me. i'm not a big fan. >> greg: what do you think, jesse? >> jesse: if i went over to someone's dorm room and they had a kitty litter box i would hit the door. gut got the way dana explains it it's like a visitation thick. like a therapy. >> jesse: therapy cat. >> dana: some government grant for people to take cats around so that children can pet them. they will get bitten. >> greg: i'm not going to make the joke i was going to make. >> dana: come on. >> greg: no, no, no. one more thing is up ne...
Everyone needs someone or something to life their spirits sometimes. That is especially true of students at a Missouri university who just had a visit from a therapist named Boris who's a cat.