No Pets on Zoom: Learning to apply parliamentary procedure in virtual meetings

Puzier, Lauren; O'Brien, Kelsey

doi:10.5860/crln.82.9.436

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“…During the coronavirus epidemic, a study was also conducted on the role of pets in the lives of their owners. Thus Puzier & O'Brien ( 2021 ) argue that pets should not be in the platform for virtual conferences «Zoom», while Wood et al ( 2005 ) describe the positive impact of pets not only on their owners, but also on other people in the community, e.g. neighbors, even if they do not have animals.…”

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The Role of Pets in Preserving the Emotional and Spiritual Wellbeing of Ukrainian Residents During Russian Hostilities

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This paper examines the role of pets in preserving the emotional and spiritual wellbeing of Ukrainian Residents during Russian Hostilities. On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which resulted in a huge number of refugees, both in the country and outside the country. This, in turn, has caused pet owners to rethink their priorities in many ways. This paper is focused on the influence of these animals and relationships with them on maintaining the emotional state and the decision-making process of the Ukrainian residents during the war. In addition, the functions that pets perform in families were considered: educational, reproductive, leisure, etcetera. In Ukraine, pets are considered family members, so many families refused to leave their homeland because they could not leave their cats and dogs alone. Thus, there was/is no mass abandonment or killing of animals in Ukraine during the war.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%