Service: Direct Animal Contact

5. To encourage or help something to grow or develop.
7. Taking care of animals and ensuring they are healthy and happy.
8. Domesticated animals kept primarily for companionship.
9. When animals are brought to a shelter or rescue organization.
14. Animals that have been saved from harm or danger.
16. Being in the presence of animals.
17. Using an animal in a way that causes it harm or suffering.
18. People who provide temporary homes for animals in need.
19. Trained professionals who provide medical care and treatment to animals.

1. Hygiene activities that help maintain an animal's health and well-being.
2. People responsible for taking care of animals' basic needs.
3. The process of exposing animals to new experiences, people, and animals.
4. A temporary home for animals until they find a permanent home.
6. People who study and specialize in animal behavior.
8. A pet that someone keeps for company and enjoyment.
10. Providing animals with mental and physical stimulation.
11. When an animal is kept in a place where it cannot move freely.
12. To notice or discover something.
13. Providing animals with activities that promote mental and emotional health.
15. An animal's natural disposition or character.