Ethical Use Of Animal Therapy

Animals in therapy are always expected to come with one question and this question refers to rather or not using an animal for physical and or mental illnesses as a fix to the situation or problem if that job of the animal is work/ hard for the animal. Well a Dr. of animal therapy science named Lori Simmons that works at the Animal care place called Animals R’us Concludes that “Yes it is work, but if the pet enjoys it then it is fun work.” The therapy animals when they are trained to help humans with additionally all the medical problems they can help us with, it is completed in a way that they are trained with using tricks and treats which is a way that makes the so called “work” that the animals are doing for us fun because they are getting a treat from doing something and the work can be considered to the animal as a “game”, more than just …show more content…
A researcher of using animal therapy for human health services at the animal hospital called Animals R’us in Boise Idaho by the name of Lori Simmons she recalls that “They are using animal to help alert if a person is going to have a seizure, they can point out cancers in people, and of course seeing eye dogs. Service animals help people with mental disorders to remain calm they also comfort ill people and people that are dying.” Animals can do so many immeasurable things for all different health disorders we as humans suffer from, if we started to use animal therapy more in today’s days we could help people who have seizures to remain calm rather when they are suffering from an anxiety attack or a mental disorder, the cats and animals individually have they comfort those who are ill in the hospital or those who are dying and need a little friend to keep them