Why don't you not go to medical school instead and tell people about how vaccines are dangerous?

With cats and dogs, we ask they be neutered or spayed and be current on rabies vaccination and registered with city or county.As for pet rent vs pet deposit, we prefer pet rent because you're getting a set amount every month for wear and tear pet may cause.

The HPV virus could kill you, but pretty much everyone is going to be exposed to HPV in their lives, so the risk doesn't increase through prostitution (and there is now a vaccine that most women get).

We require the dog is fully vaccinated and does not dig in the yard, soil in the house, cause general damage.

For example, we require a recent (within 12 months) Veterinarian's report, detailing the animal health, vaccinations up to date, and description at a minimum.

I allow well-trained family dog but require a much larger refundable security deposit, renter's liability policy with me as additional insured, vet records showing breed, age, and current vaccines (no restricted breeds or mix of restricted breeds, no puppies), proof of legal license if city required, and Canine Good Citizen certificate (I interview the dog myself if in same town).  

Plus, the vaccine is getting rolled out which will curb the spread tremendously.

But once Covid dies or gets thwarted by vaccines/medications etc, the safety angle changes and we normalize.

However, we require that all pets be up to date on vaccinations and be spayed or neutered.  

I am still dealing with side effects from Covid vaccine, I certainly don't want anyone getting sick from anything.