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We have a large bird aviary, a cat named molly who lives at our facility
full time(even has her own room), and many folks bring their dogs around to the
resident they know who love animals. We are considered an Eden Facility because
of all our animals. There is a handbook just for Eden facilities due to the
fact we have strict guidelines for those who bring in animals from home. There
must be information out there for Eden Facilities as we have a couple
here in Western N.C. Annette
alf Of Corey Ali
Sent: Wednesday,
January 21, 2004 8:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pet
Therapy
I was at a facility in New Mexico, and we had
llama's and goats, so I don't see any problem with large dogs. They need
to be vacinated, and the owner must be able to control them, either verbally
or on a leash. They DO need to be vaccinated, and you need to verify
that every year. Usually, the pet group that provides them ( if you have
such a thing) will provide you a certificate stating that the animals must be
shown to have been vaccinated for the year, and the animal is known to not
bite, or attack.
Corey
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Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:05
PM
Subject: Pet Therapy
Does anyone have a policy on Pet Therapy they are willing
to share. I have no written policy regarding visiting pets, ie:
especially large pets, a St Bernard or friendly large dogs. I need
some help from the group on this issue.
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