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She’s chatting with negative public attitudes about shelter employees, sometimes stereotyped as callous for the onerous, dirty parts of their jobs. The public, nevertheless, doesn’t see Sierra’s face falling as certainly one of our permanent shelter cats, Oscar, will get sicker and sicker till the unhappy Friday afternoon when we have to euthanize him. Nor do they see Michael speaking animatedly on behalf of a dog with conduct points. Galan says by incorporating humane education in lecture rooms, she thinks college students can learn to take care of a pet and the significance of adoption. This, in flip, can scale …