Animal-assisted therapy is a process that uses animals as a medium to improve or maintain the physical condition of people with disabilities through human-to-animal contact, or to help them strengthen their interaction with the outside world, thereby promoting rehabilitation and adapting to society. According to the above definitions, Which of the following situations are not classified as animal adjuvant therapy:. ['A mild-minded mini-pig is suitable for the accompaniment of autistic patients, reducing their anxiety when facing the crowd.', 'Capuchin monkey can help the physically disabled to complete simple actions in daily life, such as opening and closing the door, controlling the remote control, etc.', 'Itachi will make a call to warn the host when the host has a mental illness, so that the host can take the medicine in time.', 'British shorthair cat is docile and non-aggressive, happy and quiet, close to the owner, suitable for elderly people living alone.']