Here we are, another Miserable Monday. Dat means it’s time fur one of our educational Service Cat postys. As always, da followin’ will be written in human English so everypawdy includin’ google translate can read it. Our doggy brofur furiend Easy, really is on top of his game. He asked another great question last week dat we’re gonna try to answer this week. As always, ifin ya’ have any questions, or somethin’ specific you’d like us to cover, purrlease leave it in da comments, or send us an email. Ifin you’ve missed any of da posty’s in this series, you can ketch up by clickin’ da linkys below.
Service Cats: What to Look For
Service Cats: Training Foundations
Service Cats: How to Train Kitty to Massage without Claws
Service Cats: Smelling Disease
Service Cats: Do You Need One
Service Cats: Who Bears the Cost
Service Cats: Housing Laws and Exceptions
Service Cats: Accommodations and Common Sense
Now that you’re all caught up, let’s get to today’s topics. So what did Easy ask, right? Well here it is, “What happens to a Service Animal when their disabled handler no longer needs them?”
We need to remind you that our answers are only as it applies in the U.S., if you live in another Country, the laws/rules may be different. So please check your local regulations.

That was a really good post for everyone to think about.
Love you all so very much. Hugs and kisses.
Mary
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Fank you awnty Mary.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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I have three cat men for sons. They will see to it that Katoe or another baby will be alright.
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thiz izza total lee awesum post dezi & raena N it sure makes a purrson think….while we due knot current lee noe any servizz animalz; ewe can bet we will rememburr what waz iz yur post two day …thanx for takin de time & for sharin ~~~~~~~ ♥♥♥
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