The company had relinquished market share in the high-end, wood office-furniture market, a market that itself had contracted, partly because of widespread corporate downsizing. As a result, Gunlocke downsized its own operations, cutting its labor force in 1995 to 650, compared with 850 early in the previous year.
Personally, Iâve always felt that to rescue an animal means youâre the one that picks it up from the side of the road and tries to find its home, or takes it in when you find it looking so scrawny that itâs a wonder itâs still alive. But hey, thatâs just me.
Whatâs the difference between an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) and a Service Dog? Emotional Support Animals (ESA) are animals that provide therapeutic benefits to their owner through affection and companionship. A Service Dog is specially trained to perform a task to help someone with a disability. A seeing eye dog is one example of a Service Dog. Unlike a Service Dog, an emotional support animal does not need specialized training to handle a task. Further, Emotional Support Animals come in different breeds and animal types and are not just limited to dogs, while Service Animals are either dogs or mini horses.