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Animal hoarding: Its roots and recognition

Because you are likely to encounter an animal hoarder, familiarize yourself with the signs of hoarding and build relationships now with the authorities you can turn to for support.

Aug 1, 2006
By: Gary J. Patronek, VMD, PhD
VETERINARY MEDICINE

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