How animals help children with reading and exams
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Jul 9, 2008
Nathan
No offense, but we're teachers, not diagnosticians. Sure, many of us have lots of experience dealing with animals, and someone could probably answer your question. But when your pet is sick or injured, you should call your vet. (Just like if you were sick, you should call your doctor. If your car won't start, you should call your mechanic.) From a ...See More
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