Wong found that the comments she received from visitors to the booth often offered insight into the stage of the AIDS epidemic in each of their respective countries. Most concerns are about what will happen to the pet if the owner is hospitalized or if the owner dies. He had not heard patients express concerns about zoonoses or needing to give up their pets because of the risk of zoonoses transmission. Many people in Germany are told to give up their pets. They felt PAWS and similar organizations around the world provide valuable services.
Many people have pets.
Two-bedroom houses will have three people and two goats. People are told not to have any pets if they are HIV-positive. They were interested in zoonosis information on cows, goats, sheep and poultry. Many people have questions about cat ownership. An HIV-positive man was told to stay far away from cats.