people can also tell you they are vaccinated and they are not.

You can always be extremely picky and be looking for the pet parents that show up with a microchipped pet, happy to provide you with up-to-date vet and vaccination records, letters of recommendation for their dog(s) and an offer to let you meet the animals. 

Vaccine gets developed sooner than expected.

Let me guess we should also pay for the vaccine when it arrives because it cost money to develop and we cant just do things for the wellbeing of fellow mankind.

There could be a cure or cheap vaccine that comes out tomorrow, and poof this all goes away, or this could last for months or years.

We're going to be dealing with the social distancing for a while now, until the doctors come up with and start producing a working vaccine, and then we can expect a slow rollout.

For one, they could decide it's not worth the risk to take the new job and move because they might get laid off due to a recession.Second, they might be able to do the job remotely.Most Americans just haven't been hit yet but it's just a matter of time because we don't have a vaccine, this virus spreads quickly and, in many cases, people never know they have it.But while you're in a bad situation, people don't understand that it could get worse and fast.

Let’s hope the summer weather improves the situation, a vaccine is created and this becomes some kind of a learning experience on how we react to health crises moving forward.

I think you meant that there is no vaccine. 

I am not expecting any return to normalcy until a vaccine is ready.