u/living4him1238

One issue that's stopping me from going Vegan is how most Vegans feel about things unrelated to food. One of them is having pets. What's the big deal? I mean, I have a Pitbull, a ball python snake, and a tarantula. I see nothing wrong with having companion animals and I'm not giving mine up. Now nor in the future.

My dog is also my semi-retired service dog. (Semi-retired bc he only assists me at home now.)

Anyone here have animals? How do you feel about people (Veg. or non-Veg.) having pets (domestic or exotic)?

Another issue that's stopping me from going Vegan is how most Vegans feel about things unrelated to food. One of them is having pets. I have a Pitbull, a ball python snake, and a tarantula. I see nothing wrong with having companion animals and I'm not giving mine up. Now or in the future.

Anyone here have animals? How do you feel about people (Veg. or non-Veg.) having pets (domestic or exotic)?

What are your "Unpopular Opinion(s)" in regards to the ASL Interpreting field?

Mine: I wish hearing Interpreters could only team with CDIs for any assignment. I know this probably is not possible but I absolutely LOVE working with CDIs!