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Denver Airport Adds Cat To Traveler Dog Therapy Crew


It’s about time. While friendly dogs are doing great in soothing the nerves of anxious airport passengers, purring cats can also serve in the same capacity. The first feline joins Denver’s CATS: Canine Airport Therapy Squad.

Brown with black tiger stripes and white muzzle is Xeli, pronounced zellee. The soothing cat is available for stroking, hugging and sharing selfies with passengers and families of all ages.

For Your Next Trip, Try Home-Swap Instead of Hotel-$$$$ PDF Print E-mail
Hotel rooms per night: Tokyo $400, Miami $375, Paris $350, London $300, Singapore $275, Rome $250, Los Angeles $240, Barcelona $225, Dublin $200. Add 15 to 20% tax, plus currency charge, plus, plus. We live in Arizona, surrounded by desert saguaro cacti, and in recent years when we’ve traveled to Europe, we’ve swapped houses with people from Ireland, Geneva and Bonn. No problems and we’ve gained some new foreign friends.

If you live in a desirable area and plan to travel abroad for a week or more, consider swapping homes with a traveler from another part of the world. Several publications, including the New Yorker and Wall Street Journal post want ads on the subject.

If you have personal safety and other concerns, there are commercial websites that claim to thoroughly check out all offers. They charge fees for approved listings. In you’re interested, try digsville.com ($50) and homeexchange.com ($100).
 
 
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