Our dogs and cats are our children. We have decided to divorce but cannot agree on how to share our pets.


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Our dogs and cats are our children. We have decided to divorce but cannot agree on how to share our pets.{ai:summary}<p>A couple is facing challenges in their divorce regarding the custody of their pets, which they consider as part of their family. Disagreements persist on sharing responsibilities for their dogs and cats. </p><p>#society</p>

Deciding who gets the pets? Time for arbitration

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