Should 'Assistance' Cats Be Allowed In Food Shops?

[Rockers rule 673]

one in Leeds

 

Leeds | Kitty Cafe

 

I've a feline the court case will go in his favour 🐱 🤣 

[pattricia 574]

I really think a cat is better off roaming around in a garden than being made to go with a person everywhere, because that person is nervous. The person should be getting mental help  through his GP.

[PRESLEY 1,221]

36 minutes ago, Rockers rule said:

one in Leeds

 

Leeds | Kitty Cafe

 

I've a feline the court case will go in his favour 🐱 🤣 

Me-how do you know that. 

[Mister M 1,594]

2 hours ago, Mr Bloke said:

Hmmm...

So, I'm guessing you just popped in for a saucer of milk?

Yes, and some Kitekat 😻

2 hours ago, Anna B said:

Oz has lots of 'cat cafes' where you can have a coffee and play or cuddle with a cat. They love being with people and are very docile and calming. It's all a bit zen, but rather nice. 

I do like most cats, i.e. the ones that like being round people, and they are very calming.

I've just had the odd encounter with a few that are a bit 'scratchy'

[Norbert 145]

Sainsburys are being d***s, it's hardly going to open the floodgates.

 

That being said I'm going to ask Sainsburys to flood all their shops with 1 metre of seawater so I can shop with my assistance octopus who picks out the ripe bananas for me as I'm colourblind.

[cgksheff 44]

Have you seen the nonsense in the USA which is where this emanates from.

Pet "aids" taken on planes that include goats and peacocks.

GizzaBreak.

[mart 71]

Only in America eh 

[Baron99 772]

28 minutes ago, cgksheff said:

Have you seen the nonsense in the USA which is where this emanates from.

Pet "aids" taken on planes that include goats and peacocks.

GizzaBreak.

Saw it this morning. 

 

Here it is.  https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42880690.amp

 

[cuttsie 1,089]

I just want them to crap in their own garden and stop

killing my sparrows just for fun . 

[Zinger549 232]

Apparently he called Sainsburys before he went to ask if it was ok to bring the cat.

[Norbert 145]

5 minutes ago, West 77 said:

According to the BBC article the owner is allowed to take his cat with him and shop at Tesco.  The cat owner is clearly a troublemaker otherwise he would just go with his cat and shop at Tesco.

Absolutely, those who have chosen to be disabled shouldn't get the same freedoms and choices as the rest of us. Except me and my octopus of course.

[Mr Bloke 1,445]

4 minutes ago, West 77 said:

According to the BBC article the owner is allowed to take his cat with him and shop at Tesco.  The cat owner is clearly a troublemaker otherwise he would just go with his cat and shop at Tesco.

Hmmm...

I wonder if these 'assistance' cats were where Tesco got their slogan from?

 

Every Tiddles helps... (I'll get my cat coat)