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Originally Posted by morkieholly  We went into a local restaurant with my daughters school on a field trip the last week of school and sitting in the floor beside a man in a booth is what I thought was this huge dog. My youngest loves dogs so I took her over to see it. She wouldn't get anywhere near it and I say well that's strange, she usually loves all dogs. The owner says oh it's not a dog, it's a wolf. I was like, say WHAT?!?!? He said it's a grey wolf. I politely walked (ran) away. I mean first of all, who has s wolf and second, who bring it in a restaurant? I asked the owner why they allowed it and they said he said it was an assistance wolf and they had to let him bring it in. They said they called the health Dept and they didn't know what to tell them, no one had ever asked about a wolf before. But it was huge!! |
I can tell you that guy was lying to you & the restaurant owner as NO organization would Ever permit a wild animal for a therapy animal.
If I were you I would call animal control & tell them what restaurant you saw this animal at as if it is truly a wolf it cannot & should not be trusted in a public place & is most likely against the law & for good reason. When I was a tech, we received a notice that the rabies vaccine used for dogs did not protect wolves or wolf hybrids against rabies.