Consideration for the sheltering of pets : pet friendly shelters / Sebastian E. Heath.

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Heath, Sebastian E

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TextPublication details: [West Lafayette, Ind. : .s.n., 199?]Description: 3 pSubject(s):

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613.69 21

Subject: There has been considerable discussion over the need to shelter pets in large scale disasters. Part of the argument has been the public sentiment that pets are part of the family and should be treated as such in mass care facilities for humans after disasters.

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There has been considerable discussion over the need to shelter pets in large scale disasters. Part of the argument has been the public sentiment that pets are part of the family and should be treated as such in mass care facilities for humans after disasters.

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