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Letter to the editor: Healing the human host

https://archives.anglican.ca/link/article38239
Author
Sterle, Fred J., Jr.
Material Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2013 January
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Author
Sterle, Fred J., Jr.
Material Type
Journal Article
Journal
Anglican Journal
Date
2013 January
Volume
139
Issue
1
Page
3
Notes
"Although there's much justified outrage at the unbelievably cruel acts committed against the North Vancouver sled dogs, such acts will likely happen again. This is because our fundamental mindset places animals on a lower category of life and thus judges them less worthy of humans' compassionate treatment. .... But while this travesty continues, the beautiful reality, as most loving pet-owners already know, is that a healing, symbiotic-like relationship can exist between both the (usually domesticated) animal and its human 'host'. Indeed, petting a dog or cat can reduce the human host's high blood pressure, among other health benefits".
Subjects
Animal welfare - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada
Human-animal relationships
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