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Companion Animal Adoption Study

Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, 2002
To better understand the outcomes of companion animal adoptions, Bardsley & Neidhart Inc. conducted a series of 3 surveys over a 1-year period with dog and cat owners who had adopted their pet through either a (a) Luv-A-Pet location, (b) Adopt-a-thon, or (c) traditional shelter.
Laura, Neidhart, Renee, Boyd
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Immunocontraception in companion animals

Theriogenology, 2006
There is real need worldwide to control the population growth of companion animals. Throughout the world and particularly in the United States, overpopulation of unwanted dogs and cats is a concern for many reasons. Feral populations pose risk to native species by spread of disease and predation.
B J, Purswell, Kara A, Kolster
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Considering Companion Animals

Society & Animals, 2015
A growing body of literature has shown the link between domestic violence and animal cruelty, resulting in a shift in the way family violence and those who are victims of abuse are considered. There are approximately 700 shelters across the nation protecting women and their children from domestic abuse, but not companion animals.
Dawna Komorosky   +2 more
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