David’s Service Cat Salem Is a PROBLEM! | My Cat From Hell | Animal Planet

[@Renata910]

"We would just keep trying because none of them are going anywhere" 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 My HEART

[@meanboss14]

so nice to see a family that actually cares for the cats so much

[@humaur5469]

Nah if they cared one bit they wouldn’t get 4 fcking cats in such a small space

[@pemanilnoob]

Sadly very rare in this series

[@elizabethshaw7472]

It's so sweet seeing the entire family love and support their problem cat. It's so nice that no one's fighting to get Salem kicked out.

[@Shakiyah-tq2rs]

“Your supposed to be a therapy cat not stress out everyone and the other cats”😭😭

[@Goningout]

Hes literally hilarious

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

Therapy animals do NOT work for one person, they only work with many people in institutional settings.

[@MagicalKittyCats]

Ikr, he reminds me of my friend/rival at my school

[@rodrigodiaz7167]

@@Goningout he seems literaly autistic and proto-trans

[@sweetvanillagf]

It’s really nice to see cats helping with ptsd. My service dog interacts with with service cats everyday, and it’s really interesting to see the whole process

[@NEKOnyan321]

@eboston7591actually they can as I’m ALSO a cat expert bdw not trying to be rude haha sorry if I am

[@PhoenixDreamz1]

​@@NEKOnyan321they can be trained, but not legally speaking. They would not be allowed in public and whatnot.

[@carriehollyland3596]

Cats r not service animals. And the fact that u don't know that makes me think ur dog isn't a service animal either. They r most likely just not ESA pets.

[@sweetvanillagf]

@@carriehollyland3596 lol not from a legal standpoint, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t places to help train them. Kinda sad you feel so offended that you have to accuse me of not having a service dog lolol!!

[@carriehollyland3596]

@@sweetvanillagf training ur cat to do a few fancy tricks does not make it a service animal. And there is no legal place that trains cats to be service animals either. That fact that u don't know that tells me that ur dog is probably mislabeled as well being that fact that u clearly don't know what a service animal even is. No real service dog team would ever refer to an untrained pet cat as a service animal. ESAs r not service animals.

[@smashingmolko]

I have PTSD and our little baby Mojo just walked into the house one day and didn't leave. It's amazing for both of us; her wee purrs when she snuggles me in bed calm my body and reduce my night-terrors, and she was young and lonely when she found us so I'm here all the time to play with her, keep her company and now we're literally inseparable. It's unbelievable the progress we've made together. Cats are such beautiful, intelligent little things ❤❤

[@ShoreFell]

The cat distribution system is wonderful isn’t it?

[@abetterlivedlife]

Not related to the cat, but David needs to remove the military memorabilia from the bedroom. That space should be completely calm and in the moment. It isn't good for PTSD to be surrounded by memories in the most vulnerable room in the house. My 2 cents for what it's worth.

[@solinvictus39]

I agree. I'm a veteran with a lot of militaria, but it resides in my office and not the bedroom and for the same reasons you describe.

[@SherryJoCrandall]

Shouldn't be saying this. Each person deals with PTSD differently

[@stop08it]

It could be fine for him, also that is between him and his therapist to decide

[@elijahcaon8094]

I agree. That's like me keeping photos of my abusive nonce of a father anywhere in my house. I cut him out or rip him off any photos with my family.

[@ThunderClanFan22]

Yeah it’s harmful for us to relive those memories…for someone with PTSD and anxiety I understand!

[@janeyu9417]

If anyone's interested in the resolution of the story, a clip was posted 3 years back on their channel. It's under "Therapy Cat Needs Help Getting His Confidence Back | My Cat From Hell".

[@frankieaddams3937]

@Jane Yu It's so very kind of you to post this update to the vid. Thank-you!

[@MsRawr666]

You’re awesome

[@swissotto1]

Thank you.

[@myosotis_sylvatica]

Thank you

[@blessiness]

Thanks ❤

[@ohioyeti1217]

My daughter's therapy cat is blind, gypsy nudges my daughter when she is going to have a asthma/panic attack. Gypsy is a gift from God, thank you 😊

[@ohioyeti1217]

@eboston7591 , my daughter's cat is a therapy cat to her. This cat had no training on this, she started on her own with my daughter. They relay on each other. I'm not going to listen nor agree to a jealous cat hating person who doesn't understand a personal bond between person and animal. So when the cat nudges her for hours before my daughter has a asthma attack. If don't catch in time with a inhaler , my daughter ends up in a hospital visit. So figure it out genius, so YES the cat is my daughter's therapy cat.

[@RomaArmyMensRights]

What an ignorant name

[@xladyfayre]

Cats are extremely smart. I suffer from terrible migraines, almost daily and mine will get me up for pets to put a smile on my face.

[@GatlinsMema]

I have severe sleep apnea and my cat wakes me up every time I stop breathing. She saves my life. No training to do it but my doctor has at least acknowledged her as a comfort animal.

[@AURIS1600]

Stay tranquil, you can’t die by self apnea. Stay tranquil, ok?

[@girlscarf]

I love that the family said they would keep trying no matter what, "none of them are going anywhere." I love that. You wouldn't put one of your kids up for adoption if they didn't get along with a sibling.

[@CC12398]

My friend had a cat who suddenly turned like this for years, an antibiotic f(for an unrelated issue)fixed it, amazing

[@HUYI1]

I'm assuming it was medicated to help?

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

If the vet prescribed an antibiotic for a medical issue, it might not be unrelated. Cats can act out if they're in pain.

[@dragonofmordor]

I've got PTSD as well as depression and anxiety. My cat isn't an official service cat, but she definitely acts like one for me.

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

Cats can not be service animals.

[@AdaminTranzit]

@@Ausgar-yc1yl nobody asked you cat hater

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

I totally know what you mean!!! I suffer from Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome,,,,,anxiety, MAJOR depression,,,,,MAJOR AWFUL Debilitating insomnia,,,,, migraines, allergies, Misophonia,,,, and my beautiful gorgeous precious little angel, Samantha is my rock! She knows exactly what’s going on and what to do in every single way. She calms me down and sits on me and puuuuurrs,,,she lets me pet her to help me get and stay quiet,,,,,,she even lets me cuddle with her, which she is not a fan of being held to tightly, but she will let me hold on to her. She’s not an official anything, but she is my little angel daughter,,(I found her and bottle fed her from when she was just born, a long time ago). She will even let me sleep if I happen to be sleeping,,,,she just knows that I have trouble sleeping, and she will be very quiet and let me sleep. If I am restless in my sleep she with come and make muffins on me and very gently wake me so that I can pet and cuddle her and sometimes I will even fall back asleep! She will even come get me if she thinks I’ve been sitting too long, and will come get me to get up and play with her! I am disabled as well, so I will hobble to the other side of the room and we’ll play with feather wands! She’s just an absolute angel!!! It’s just the two of us now. We lost her two older brothers and her older sister to cancer. Then we lost her daddy ( my husband) to a sudden heart attack, so, we are the last two to still be here. After I lost my husband (of 17 years) I was ready to give up and throw in the towel. But I knew Sami still needed me as I did her, so I made a promise to her that I will never ever leave her, the very opposite of my parents did to me. They both abandoned me when I was still in my single digits. So I totally know the feeling you have to,your little angel!!!

[@miracledicarlo2538]

@@Ausgar-yc1ylthey can depending on where you live.

[@sockmagnet]

Every once in a while my two girls play a bit rough and they shriek and growl at each other. I tell them to quit. If they don't stop pronto, I tell them I'm going to get up from my chair! That does the trick! Good luck with your little one---and thank you for your Service!

[@PawPower89]

As far as the law is concerned the only animals that can be “service animals” are dogs and horses. A cat can be an “emotional support animal” however.

[@megandmauiguidingpaws]

Yup only dogs and horses are service animals cats can be for emotional support only or as just a pet not a service animal

[@bakaichigo]

Yeah people confuse terms a lot. Therapy animals differ from "emotional support" animals, and both are different to proper service animals. Three different "levels" there. An emotional support animal is an animal that just exists in your family as a companion for the sake of emotional support of the human. The animal itself is not doing anything beyond the norm for their species in this case. A therapy animal is one that is not registered or trained for any formal services, like a cardiac alert dog for example, but DOES still do alerts and services for their human companion. For example, I had a dog that, after his passing, we discovered he had been alerting to my blood sugars going too high or low (I am testing NOW for diabetes, but did not realize it may be an issue until he started to alert - he passed this month just as I was starting to figure it out with his help). He also used to interrupt for many other things, doing "Strange, sudden, different" behaviors that he otherwise never did unless I was in a particular state. He always did them, even as a pup (things like getting up to put one paw on the arm of my chair - he was a big boy - and MAKE me look at him, much as a service dog gets up to try and push their owner down to sit when they do not listen to an alert). He knew how to do that compression/weight therapy thing, where they lay on you crosswise to help (Deep Pressure Therapy I think). No one ever trained him, he never saw another dog do this, he just learned it naturally in living with me. *_Some animals can be informally trained for this as well, but its THESE strange additional habits that make the difference between "Therapy" and "Emotional Support"._* Therapy animals can be registered/certified to work in hospitals and other places as well, to help others. This is usually done with a few examinations that include testing their temperaments etc. making this the halfway point between an ESA and a Service Animal proper. And then we have the most formal version of this, the service animal. Those are very specific species which are quality controlled/test enough to know that they can be formally and reliably trained enough to get certifications. The ways in which you certify the animal differ from country to country, but where I live you can train the animal any way you want (do it yourself, pay for a service trainer or the specialized breeder to do it, etc) but they have to pass the accredited system testing and perform all the test tasks to get the license, which is not cheap either. Once you've trained and certified, however you do so, you are good to go tho and can get one of the official service animal vests/haltars and a card to carry specifying what they've been trained for. *_I will always recommend trying to go through a proper breeder/trainer system for picking out a service dog, and not training yourself unless you have advanced experience. When it comes to the companion that will be looking after your life itself, one should NOT take chances!_* I'll note that it's also the case for more than just Horses and Dogs to be either therapy OR service animals, depending on the country/place you live. In my case, here in Canada, you CAN register more than those two species as service animals. You just have to show that they are properly trained to do the thing that they are supposed to be doing, that they can properly behave in public and that these behaviors are consistent... Last I checked, they don't require any specifics for where training comes from, just that they be able to pass the examinations testing their abilities. I know of a few people who had their Bengal cats registered as Therapy animals, for example, and I know of one person who had a bird certified as a SERVICE animal (parrot, could talk, was a free-flier in the home, etc - surprisingly, they can be REALLY useful for conditions that are more mental health related). Thank you for coming to my unrequested TedTalk on the differences between different levels of therapy and service pets~!

[@minimunch3387]

My sister has one of her cats as EMS, she has a malignant tumor in her brain and suffers from epilepsy so he helps calm her and stuff

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

@@bakaichigo Thank you so much for all your explaining! It really helped me learn the differences between the terms!! Thank you again! 🙏🙏🙏

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

Omg that Rizzo's perfect winged eyeliner is divine!!

[@catherineliam1144]

I never knew how loving cats were til I got them! They have personalities and I wouldn’t be without😻

[@mendez5525]

I was wondering what caused the cats to suddenly change their behavior with each other if they first got along. Food and diet is so important, I constantly check with my vet if my cats are ok in weight and feeding and always checking their poop. I don't think people realize how important such things really are.

[@maryzambrana7141]

Catnip David, catnip. Salem will love you for it. Jackson will guide you well, I know. 🐾😻

[@rogue7723]

I'm much more of a dog person (I don't hate cats, they're cute but I just don't prefer them), but I'm glad they're now being used for therapy animals :)

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

This is NOT a therapy animal. Therapy animals do NOT work for one person, they only work with many people in institutional settings.

[@doubledead1413]

Currently I’m having the same problem with one my cats. He keeps fighting my other cats, so I neutered him but yet the problem continues. I realized that he might be feeling threatened by my other not neutered cats. So right now I’m currently in the process of neutering the rest and slowly reintroducing them bit by bit. So far there is a lil bit of progress. 😄 ( 4 males in total, currently 2 are neutered) ( 3 of them are brothers, all are very sweet cats and avoid fighting)

[@genawhite4706]

Thank you for your service

[@sylvain123]

Brilliant tips in this video! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@amycontreras410]

I love your content so much, you're a hero to cats all over! But please educate yourself on in intricacies of assistance animals. Emotional support animals don't have to be trained to do a task to mitigate the handler's disability, and don't have public access rights. They do have housing rights though, as in the landlord can't demand any extra fees for them. Therapy animals are trained to go into hospitals, elderly homes, children's shelters, etc. They're trained to comfort multiple people, they have public access rights. Service animals are bonded with their handler, and are trained specifically to perform tasks to mitigate that handler's disability. They have public access rights, since often times they can genuinely be the handler's lifeline. In the United States, the only animals that can legally be considered service animals are dogs and miniature horses. Emotional support and therapy animals can be other animals though. Salem is clearly not task trained for his owner or any particular group of people. He's just an adorable and comforting presence. That's not to say that he isn't important. All of these groups of animals are important to disabled people!! They're serious wonderful, but it's a shame that there's so much misinformation around them which can be dangerous. Because of the misinformation, there's a huge problem with people taking their untrained pets into public spaces. This is bad for the people, the animal, and even the animals around it. Service and therapy animals are trained to handle environments with a lot of people, they can stay calm under the pressure. They're also trained to NOT be aggressive, not toilet inappropriately, to not wander away or be noisy, etc. They're incredibly well mannered, they have to be. It's bad if a pet dog slips their leash and goes to bite someone. Oftentimes, these untrained animals can even attack actual service or therapy animals. Or an improperly trained therapy animal could hurt a sick kid or elderly person. In the case of a cat, many cats would NOT handle being in public. And since they're small and can't be trained as easily as dogs, the most I've heard of them doing is detection work (like for diabetes or seizures) I know you're a cat behaviorist, so learning about this may not be a priority especially since cats can't be legally considered service animals in the united states, but it would be so helpful to the disabled community if more people would help advocate against the misinformation

[@joannestark3023]

Came here to say precisely this.

[@vanessap7393]

Standing ovation👏

[@hayleyarmstrong8041]

I didn't know this, thank you!

[@Nightswarmer]

Damn.. From therapy cat to trauma cat.. (Joking aside, I seriously think getting a cat will cure all my illnesses..) I am also a pretty messy person, but that house is driving me nuts, that's some cutter that can give anyone anxiety, tbh..

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

It is NOT a therapy animal.

[@nicolehegarty4749]

My daddy was in Desert Storm, part of the Gulf War ❤️

[@michel3691]

I love Jackson!

[@kjsaaaaaaaa]

please bring back this show for another season T.T

[@bakaichigo]

The "naturally learned" therapy and service help from animals is no lie. My cats were ALWAYS doing things like that (I've had cats all my life except for the 11 years I had my therapy companion doggo who just passed - I now have a therapy cat again). For example, my dog was just a pup from an accidental litter some lady had in town... No special breeding or training... no history in the parents of the traits being bred for or anything like that. Yet damned if that dog didn't pull off an alert (JUST like I've seen actually trained service dogs do, escalations from nose tap to stand up and push on with front paws and all) any time my mental health dipped below a certain point and always just before I'd have attacks of any kind. He monitored me and it wasn't until I lost him earlier this month (05/03/2023) that I REALLY started to see what he was doing for me. He was also, unbeknownst to ANY of us, *_alerting to my blood sugar spikes I had no idea I was even having._* I shit you not, that dog was doing the work of a diabetic service dog (barring any other underlying conditions -Type 2 runs in the family and he'd been doing that one only for the last couple years - RIGHT in the early window for detecting pre-diabetic development). I'm getting tested now and waiting on results, but I have (since his passing) noticed just how much of the symptoms I have.. The dog knew my health better than we ever could have his, and I was on point with his medical care at every stage until his unexpected passing from spleen cancer (extremely fast, small, in-operable/in-curable... It's hard to detect because it can develop in a matter of days and shows no clear signs/symptoms or produces any pain or disorder until the last moments).

[@Dogwithoutaname]

Therapy cat? Service cat? He means ESA, but that cat is too violent to be one. 😅

[@gmamose9152]

Wow, I really feel like the cat needed medical attention, I think it was pretty obvious poor Salem had something going on. He might need a certain type of food, and I've actual seen a vet who does acupressure, and a chiropractor for animals. May Salem be well ❤

[@norainnoflowers1551]

I have a black emotional support cat named Salem 😢 It made me tear up to see how stressed out he was! Galaxy came to the rescue just in time!

[@southernenigma3427]

I know people will think it's mean but I had a cat that was a bully to my other animals and my vet told me when I caught her doing it, to pop her with a plastic fly swatter. She would come after my other cats while I was holding them. That worked for me because I always had the fly swatter close by so I would swat her with it and it took about 2 weeks and it corrected the behavior. The swats ended up getting harder until she learned. She's fine now. It really worked.

[@Bowser14456]

Not related to the cat, but I love Melissa's hair

[@destinyheath6583]

Honestly cats are amazing and im so glad his ownerz are trying to help their cat. My own babies really help me but i have one specific cat who is my main man amd always there when im ipset.

[@destinyheath6583]

Speaking on travel as well he loves to travel w us and sit right in my arms and give me cuddles and just tuck his little face in my arm and cuddle up with me. Our cars loud so I think being in my arms comforts him as well.

[@r0bw00d]

I started off this video saying, "territory and play." Jackson ended with it.

[@Aashishkebab]

That cat is an emotional support cat, not a service cat.

[@donnabittner69]

I agree! Well said! They live on a lovely, quiet street. I wish they could do something so the cats could bird watch and see the back yard....they need calm time too.

[@joannestark3023]

Correct. Emotional support animals do not have the same access rights as actual service animals so this is exactly what she is. Any pet can be an ESA. A service dog has had many months of disability specific task training. FYI, the only two questions business owners can ask someone coming in with a service dog are, "Is this a legitimate service dog," and, "What tasks is he trained to perform?" If people can't answer that second question, chances are they’ve put a harness on Fido just so they can bring him everywhere which is just wrong on so many levels. And yes, business owners can ask the dog and handler to leave if dog is not well-controlled and is a nuisance to others.

[@MrBrownnn696]

Stupid question what’s the difference?

[@Aashishkebab]

@@MrBrownnn696 service animals are to help the person with tasks (service dogs for blind people, for example). Service animals have legal protection. Emotional support doesn't.

[@miracledicarlo2538]

While this cat is an emotional support animal service cats absolutely do exist

[@IDontKnow-pf6en]

Salem looks a lot like my Black Bombay Cat! God Bless!

[@MylkT1023]

I dunno, Salem sounds more like an ESA rather than an actual service animal

[@gemuhcrayford1321]

there is a big difference between a service animal and a therapy animal. service animals can only be dogs and miniature horses in most areas. service cats are only legal in canada, maryland, montana, alaska, and oregon. this is a therapy cat.

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

Wr. This is NOT a therapy animal. Therapy animals do NOT work for one person, they only work with many people in institutional settings.

[@gemuhcrayford1321]

@@Ausgar-yc1yl Correct it’s an emotional support animal.

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

@@gemuhcrayford1321 Exactly.

[@AdaminTranzit]

@@Ausgar-yc1yl okay nobody asked you waste of a being

[@miracledicarlo2538]

Dont forget australia and wisconsin for the us

[@b.o.3815]

they are all so cute

[@MrPnew1]

Love the videos but living in Australia I cannot see how to access the full versions?

[@patriciafletcher4885]

Sylvester is my therapy cat

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

You don't have a therapy animal, therapy animals do NOT work for one person, they only work with many people in institutional settings.

[@SuaceBoss420]

Low key I couldn’t watch this because the whole family pisses me off

[@carriehollyland3596]

The cat is an ESA. NOT a service OR therapy animal. Those r COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. People faking and/or mislable their pet or esa as a service or therapy animal causes real issues for real service and therapy animal teams.

[@carriehollyland3596]

@@dyannr.4479 that's seriously all u can reply with? Pathetic.

[@carriehollyland3596]

@@dyannr.4479 ur immaturity and chosen severe lack of an education. That's what.

[@carriehollyland3596]

@@dyannr.4479 again, the cat isn't a service animal. There is no such thing as service pet. Service animals r NOT pets. A service animal is medical equipment. Service animals r dogs and miniature horses ONLY. What he has is an esa. I never said that he doesn't have a need for an esa or couldn't be helped by a trained service animal. Just explained the difference between a trained service animal, a trained therapy dog, and an esa. And that people constantly mixing these up and spreading misinformation is causing real issues. That is why I explained that his is not a trained service animal or trained therapy dog. It is an esa. HUGE DIFFERENCE. Again, try educating yourself instead of going around blindly being a jerk about something u know absolutely NOTHING about.

[@carriehollyland3596]

​@@dyannr.4479 do everyone a favor and take some of ur own advice. U r the one that came to my comment. 🤡

[@carriehollyland3596]

​@@dyannr.4479 and yea I am great at parties. Unlike u I don't go around causing problems. Again educate yourself instead of going around causing problems about situations u know absolutely NOTHING about.

[@fionah5871]

I love animals

[@kinglinus3708]

😂 thats hilsrious

[@lizlovesbeauty97]

I have a black cat his name is Choco he jumped out the window and kicked out a cat from our patio he knows it’s his territory when he was a kitten he would scratch my baby

[@C_Burnz]

I dont know what I was expecting with this but it wasn't an ptsd exposé with some cats sprinkled in.....

[@dzone4041]

What's up with the guitar he bring in at the beginning?

[@mkjk456]

Cats r underrated.

[@jamessamedy6319]

My cat has the SAME EXACT NAME

[@warriorcats-fn3ee]

It's funny because I got a black cat named Salem too

[@breanntheartist1989]

Like Salem from Sabrina The Teenage Witch!

[@TheJackpoth]

Please change the title. A therapy animal is not a service animal

[@TheJackpoth]

@@MatsuyoRific exactly!

[@Vrxcxrx55202]

Who the hell cares

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

It is NOT a therapy animal or service animal.

[@TheJackpoth]

@@Ausgar-yc1yl how so?

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

@@TheJackpoth Individual people do not use therapy animals and they are not service animals or Emotional support animals. Therapy animals only work with many people in institutional settings like hospitals, nursing homes etc.

[@Empoweredwoman1234]

I love cats but it’s hard to believe that this one is a trained therapist. Isn’t he supposed to help?

[@sonshinethomas7986]

He's jelious....

[@donnabittner69]

He stressed out...😢

[@stacijohnson9575]

You mean jealous?

[@HUYI1]

He is taking his anger out on himself via self mutilation and isolation, he can't handle the situation with his owner and he is taking it out on the other cats, this is why I cannot trust to have another cat with cat I have currently, cats can and will have a nervous breakdown and will know the suffering of their owners pretty quickly, I don't think this cat can handle it 🤔🤔 my observation, I will watch the end of this video regardless I can see where he is getting from, he doesn't want the cats to be in their face the time, I think he resolved the situation quite well imo, but I also think Salem needs to be close to the vets for the self mutilation and maybe medicated?

[@MlcSlotboom]

Gif him a chamallows its a mouse

[@elizabethpeterson1644]

I had a cute red tabby cat named Salem. He was very sweet and friendly cat. He was also a cute cat. My sister got him at a pet store in June 1994 when he was a kitten. I was living with my sister till in mid May 1997 that I moved back to be near towards my parents. My parents had 2 cats when I moved back to lived with them. My parents had a very old senior red tabby cat that was sweet and friendly. His named was Morris. My family adopted him in mid July 1979. They had to put him down in June 1997. That cat was a good friend with me. The other cat came around my parents house around June 1993. He was a cute tuxedo cat with an attitude. He had mood swings. Even was very cute in his own way. He had bad breath and even his teeth just rotted away or lost them. He got put down in July 2006. We named him BC because that we didn’t know if he was a male or female cat. He was a little bit smaller than Morris was. He did played with him inside the house. We even had another red tabby cat between Morris and BC. That cat was my cat for a little bit over 12 years. I saw him when he was a stray in late September 1981 to March 1994. He was another sweet and friendly red tabby cat. I named him Roughneck when he was a stray but, my mother did shortened towards Ruffy. That cat had a special bond with me. He did liked other family members in the house. Even liked Morris. I did have him belly rubs on my belly and even kisses on his head. It was my fault on him. I was so lucky to had parents that liked him,too. My mother and I liked Ruffy a little bit more than Morris in a different way. We don’t hate Morris at all. My father and my sister liked Morris because he was a normal cat. They did liked Ruffy in a different way. I do missed each cat.

[@AURIS1600]

My friend, maximum respect, but it appears you need some real help, not just a cat.

[@thumper6425]

💜💜

[@jenotteni7889]

my home state

[@msbribri]

Can you believe in CO they do NOT consider cats as service animals... how discriminatory... should be all animals and for sure kitters❣🍀🙏

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

That's the way it is in most places. Unfortunately, the main reason cats specifically don't make the cut for service animal status is because they're so difficult to train. With a few rare exceptions, most cats don't take training very consistently. Even with food reinforcement and constant reaffirming of desired reactions to stimuli, there's no guarantee a cat will perform a desired task. Specific disability-related tasks are a requirement for all service animals.

[@msbribri]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 Yes, that is interesting and very "legal" and mechanical but seems it overlooks spirit and other levels of therapy and companionship. I still think it's a shame and they haven't seen the Acrocats, apparently 😄. I think all animals provide a level of catharsis for an individual that gravitates to a specific species and should not be limited so their mental, emotional, sense of companionship is mutally satisfied for the human and other species. What if a person gravitates towards owls, or lizards, or bears... it should be open to safe and mutual socialization with the respected creatures of choice.

[@ZoeAndHerTales]

There’s no such thing as a service cat. There’s emotional support cats though. Only dogs and horses can be service animals.

[@elijahcaon8094]

But other animals should also be service animals. Not every animal, but cats definitely have value.

[@marthelheim]

not true

[@miracledicarlo2538]

Service cats absolutely do exist in certain places!

[@pamelamays4186]

I still think that the title of this show needs to be changed to Jackson To The Rescue, or, My Cat Needs Help. Cats are NOT from hell!

[@juscelinolima1121]

Delicious engineer 56

[@juscelinolima1121]

Delicioso engenheiro 56

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

Cats can not be service animals.

[@miracledicarlo2538]

Depends where you live they can be service animals

[@glen-eg9fw]

so black cats are terrible luck lets see if Jackson can save the day

[@NYHeeb]

The kid annoys me.

[@purehyper124]

Suicide will not reals anyone from suffering, but trap into enteral torment.

[@xXDeathMelodyXx]

👀

[@TheTediousFellow]

No???

[@purehyper124]

@@TheTediousFellow suicide only sends you trapped into torment and sin forever, is not a release.

[@tigerwoman4411]

NO SUCH THING AS EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Ausgar-yc1yl]

There absolutely IS.

[@amethystaquariusglendagree1070]

Thank you for your service sir! Ptsd is no joke in veterans. ♥️🤍💙 And thank you to so many other veterans as well as you Jackson Galaxy for being an awesome cat daddy and doing your part. ♥️🤍💙

[@ssbones60]

That cat got all your energy bro since you said it was service cat now the cat has Ptsd

[@glen-eg9fw]

thank you for your service