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So, what exactly is animal hoarding? According to the Cumming’s School of Veterinary Medicine’s “Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium” (HARC), this type of behavior is identified as the accumulation of animals beyond an individual’s ability to provide minimal standards of care (this last part is important and you’ll read why later). In fact, this unique manifestation of compulsive animal hoarding (also known as Noah Syndrome) is being studied on various levels including sociological, psychological and veterinary. It doesn’t, but it does lead to their financial, mental and physical health being left in tatters.Īdd animals into this equation, and you have an entirely new level of tragedy that’s not going unnoticed in North America. If you’ve ever watched an episode of A&E’s “Hoarders” you already know that this self-destructive type of behavior is typically triggered by a past traumatic experience with the individual feeling the accumulation of possessions can fill a void. Pet Hoarding: What is It and What Causes It? If you are interested to learn more about Bruce, contact Dirt Road Rescues – PA Chapter for more information on him and the adoption process. The same goes for children, so if you have kids or pets in the family, it might be best to arrange a meeting first to see how everyone gets along before making things official. He hasn’t had contact with cats so there’s no saying how he’d do with a feline, but it’s fair to assume that a kitty wouldn’t be thrilled by a big, goofy energetic dog on her turf.

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He is still young and full of energy, so he does tug his leash a bit and would benefit from having a patient, experienced owner that could help him do a bit more work on basic training and obedience.īruce plays a little rough with other dogs (and boy does he love to play) so he might not get along with every canine – he loves other dogs, but sympathies are not always mutual. He simply loves humans and is very friendly, and it won’t take him long to see you as his best friend in the world. He loves going on car rides, walks, and playing, so if you are looking for a pooch that will be your companion for all your activities, you’ve got it with Bruce. Bruce is a friendly guy that does well with other dogs, but hasn’t had a chance to be tested around cats or kids.īruce is one happy-go-lucky fella with lots of energy and love, and will do best with active owners that will help him burn off that excess energy productively with regular exercise and adventuring. He is neutered, up to date on his shots, and housetrained. Need a buddy for car rides or a four-legged bestie to fill your life with joy? Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Bruce, a year old Hound mix from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Welcome to the (Royal) family, Oz! We can’t wait to officially see you! In fact, the Princess’s pups have been part of the royal family since before she even married Harry, with Guy catching a ride to the wedding with the Queen herself. Meghan’s love for four-legged canine friends makes her a natural fit for the royal family, as there is a long tradition of the Queen going goo-goo for corgis, as well Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall (and Prince Charle’s wife) being the patron for Battersea Home For Dogs. Related: Meghan Markle’s Royal Beagle Gets His Own Children’s Book Meghan’s other rescue pup lives regally with friends as he was they felt the journey across the pond would be difficult for the old boy, and Guy is the star of a newly released book! The new royal has still been able to skirt PUParazzi looking for photographs (no pressure, Your Highnesses!), Bedell says that Oz is living quite happily with Meghan’s other pup, Guy, and travels between Nottingham Cottage (at Kensington Palace) and the couple’s home in the Cotswolds. While this could, of course, refer to the land of the Great Wizard of Oz (it is Harry, after all!), many are wondering if the name is in reference to where the newly married couple will travel on official palace duty–Australia, New Zealand and Tonga this fall. In a recent interview, the author said that not only was the new fur baby a black Labrador Retriever, she also shared that his name was Oz.

Related: Meghan Markle’s Adorable Pups Are About To Become Royal Rescues Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle will be taking their first official trip together this October, and their new Labrador retriever may just remind them of the visit forever, according to biographer Sally Bedell Smith. The elusive new furry family member of Prince Harry and his Princess, Meghan Markle, has a name that might just be a nod to their upcoming fall tour of Australia!

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