“Denver International Airport`s CATS team is no longer only for dogs.
Yeah, we know that seems obvious.
This week, the airport introduced Xeli, the first feline to join the Canine Airport Therapy Squad, or CATS.
The team is made up of volunteer pet owners and their furry family members, and all pets are registered with the Alliance of Therapy Dogs.
All animals in the program wear vests that read `pet me` and passengers are encouraged to pet or hug them and take pictures.”
Coloradoan
It`s not uncommon to see therapy cats in nursing homes, hospitals and hospices, but now they will be employed where we need them the most, hell aka any airport.
If I don`t make it to heaven, and I`m dispatched to hell I`m sure it will look like a generic airport minus the lake of fire.
TSA goons becoming more intimate with you than your proctologist or gynecologist, fear of terrorists who are anxious to slaughter innocents so they can have an orgy with 40 virgins in paradise, fat passengers who invade your personal space, and fart away like there`s no tomorrow – if that`s not a description of hell, I don`t know what is!
Thank God the Denver International Airport has added felines to their Canine Airport Therapy Squad, or CATS.
When I`m on vacation I miss my dog and cats the most, being able to pet a kitty at the airport would go a long way toward relieving my stress and anxiety. I would no longer regard an airport as hell, because there are no cats in hell.
Cats at an airport is a purr-fect idea, I pray it catches on.
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