Why didn't we have a cat in our classrooms growing up?! Anyways...we're definitely, most certainly, not jealous. Teaching kids how to be gentle and caring, not taunting, mocking and being cruel to each other? Brilliant. Every classroom should come with a cat!
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People on twitter are posting photos of dogs, cats and even chinchillas that are are registered as emotional support animals to students going back to the college life and it will fill your heart with love.
We all have to give this girl a solid round of applause. 'Cause who can say no to the cutest kitten? Via: Petty Mayo
Sarah Kohan is a 22-year-old law student from Sydney, Australia, who loves to go out and see the world. Some of the places she's been to are the Cook Islands, Hawaii, the Bahamas, Bora Bora, and many parts of South America. During her trips, Kohan likes to meet the local wildlife. Here are some of her stunning photos she took.
Never heard of it, well here you go. With the help of a furry friend, people can find love, comfort, happiness and especially relaxation. Trained therapy dogs increases happiness, lowers blood pressure, and improves overall well-being. With benefits such as those, its no wonder why some universities have decided to adapt the trend and open "Pet Therapy Programs". Sounds purrty awesome right? Well, it is! Students are encouraged to attend pet therapy when dealing with high stress. So usually during finals, midterms, papers, the basic school life… Feeling sorry for the dogs in the program? Don't worry the school is taking great care of them and many owners volunteer their pets to receive showers of cuddles and love all day long! We know, we know...WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I WAS IN SCHOOL?!
