That's really cute and true about being therapeutic too, if it was me, I'd be in the cage with her petting ,hugging, kissing and playing with her

The owner couldn't let me in because she was busy hosting a program, but allowed me to sit next to her nonetheless, but eventually, I should be able to get in the cage and get licked to death by her. Lol, she's so cute

Aww, that would be wonderful, a long time ago back in 1968 when my parents and I were visiting Montreal Canada, we went to the zoo there, they had a pit with bear cubs in it and I was at the pit wall, one of the bears came up under me and stood up on a petrified log in the pit, he reached up to me and I reached down to him, I was able to pet him and feel his soft silky fur, he didn't bite or scratch and I was so elated being able to do that, we actually held on to each other, it was a really wonderful moment that I'll never forget. After he let go we looked at each other as if to say goodbye. Then everyone else around the pit crammed to do the same in my spot, it was funny to see that. I would love to have the chance to sit in with a wild furry that's friendly in their cage and spend some good time with them.

I did get to sit in the fox's cage the last time I went on the 6th; now that was quite the experience (I have pictures of me sitting with Skitter if you want to look at those ), and I look forward to the time I get to sit with Tazzina in her cage, because I'm sure I'll get cuteness poisoning once I do that That experience with that bear cub must have been quite the moving experience for you, as I felt the same way when my family and I went over there back in 2012 and petted Skitter for the first time. I felt something I never felt before, a special bond or something unique that reaffirmed my love of animals. That probably sounds sappy, but I don't care, that's exactly how I felt

Well that's how I felt too and still do, I love our furry friends and would be glad to spend time with them

Nothing beats interacting with adorable and affectionate animals, that's for sure

Awww, what a sweet face!

You got that right! She's a very loving animal and just helps me get through those tough times

They need to touching and petting as much as we do.

Definitely, if anything, both parties are satisfied by human-animal interaction. Both feel loved, both feel at peace.

Well, it looks like Tazzy here enjoys a good chin-scratching as much as Skitter does!

Yeah, pretty much. She loves the attention and never wants me to leave, it's very endearing