#pet-companionship

#pet-companionship

When I first got sober, I learned you can't do it alone. I was reminded of this with every recovery meeting I attended, with every conversation I had with a sober friend, and with all the check-ins with my sober online communities. Also with therapists. With a supportive husband. With God. And another soul was well-invested in me during those early days of recovery. It was my cat, Steve.

For anyone who's ever felt their stress melt away as their feline friend tiptoes across their keyboard, it's almost as if cats were born for the remote work revolution. Cats don't just keep us company; they inspire, calm, and sometimes outright entertain us in surprising ways. Their quirky personalities, soothing presence, and uncanny ability to sense when we need a break make them more than just pets-they're the perfect work-from-home partners.

A great work-from-home companion is usually tolerant, okay with a quiet schedule and happy to keep you company without always needing attention,

"These are dogs that you immediately connect and bond with on a level that you have never connected with another dog, or usually person, with before."