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Animal Sheltering Magazine Articles |
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Q & A: Calling in the Cavalry
Jill Lancon, director of Marion County Animal Services in Florida, describes the rescue of 126 horses—full size and miniature—in an unusual hoarding case. More...
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Hoarding and Feral Cat Programs Now on DVD
Feeling overwhelmed and a little lost when it comes to handling animal hoarding cases or managing ferals? Two new DVDs from The HSUS can help guide you through these challenging situations. More...
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The 101 Department: Animal CSI: Gathering the Evidence
Animal cruelty cases may end in the courtroom, but they start at the scene—and they can be made or broken by the quality of the evidence you gather. Here's a beginner's guide to assembling the pieces of your case. More...
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What Happens to Hoarders?
Ever wonder what happens to an animal hoarding case once it leaves the headlines? Though results of recent research on this topic are sobering, they provide a roadmap for improving our collective response to hoarding cases. More...
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Opening the Closed Door: Strategies for Coping With Animal Hoarders
In exploring the phenomenon of hoarding, this article examines communitywide approaches to a problem no agency can solve alone. More...
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A Round of Appaws
Exit Wounds, a novel from J.A. Jance, includes a hoarder among its characters—and has the potential to bring the issue to thousands, if not millions, of mainstream readers. More...
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The Psychiatric Times, They Are A-Changin'
A recently published article examines the psychological aspects of animal hoarding also signals new recognition for this disorder. More...
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Shedding Some Light on Animal Hoarders
A group of researchers is taking a closer look at the problems posed by animal collectors—more properly called "animal hoarders"—using a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach. More...
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Adopting an Abused Animal: What You Should Know
An information sheet developed by the New York State Humane Association gives potential adopters the facts about adopting an abused pet. More...
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