Curiosity Is The Other Side Of Caution.

Normal People Have An Incredible Lack Of Empathy. They Have Good Emotional Empathy, But They Don't Have Much Empathy For The Autistic Kid Who Is Screaming At The Baseball Game Because He Can't Stand The Sensory Overload. Or The Autistic Kid Having A Meltdown In The School Cafeteria Because There's Too Much Stimulation.

Now There Are A Few Things With A Shelter - Like With Noise Control, Don't Face Dog Runs Facing Each Other That Tends To Encourage Barking. The Problem You've Got Is That The Kind Of Materials That Absorb Noise Are Difficult To Clean. One Of The Biggest Problems In The Design Of Animal Shelters Is That Animals Are Barking And It's Like The Sound Of A Jet Plane Taking Off.

My Advice Is: You Always Have To Keep Persevering.

Basically When It Comes To Autistic Kids And Animals There's Kind Of Three Ways That They Work, Some Of Them Are Instant Best Buddies, They Understand A Cat, They Understand A Dog - They're Best Studies With It, They Just Know How To Communicate With It. Then There's Other Kids That Begin With A Little Bit Of Fear Of The Cat Or The Dog, But Then They Begin To Like It And Then There Are Other Kids Where You Have A Sensory Problem - The Cat Meows And It Hurts Their Ears, So They Want To Stay Away From The Cat Because You Never Know When He Might Meow.

I'm Seeing Too Many Kind Of Socially Awkward Kids That Get Through Schools And Then They Can't Hold A Job Because They Haven't Learned The Discipline Of Get Up In The Morning.