…The [animal hoarding] problem is on the rise and affects communities across America. If you are concerned about the health of animals in someone’s care and suspect they may be hoarding them, we might be able to help.Most animal hoarders don’t see themselves as hoarders, and sometimes don’t intentionally collect animals. Their relationship with their animals has threatened their relationships with friends and family.
Most of these situations aren’t dealt with until they become criminal. This results in animals being euthanized by over-stressed shelters, and doesn’t address the underlying psychological issues – meaning nearly 100% of people end up in the same situation again.
We are dedicated to finding comprehensive long-term solutions and believe therapy to be key to this. We can bring in experts to help people and their pets.
If you or someone you know needs help because animals have overrun their life, visit animalhoardingproject to learn more and submit their story. Alternatively, contact me directly at help@animalhoardingproject.com or toll-free at 1 -877-698-7387.
We will treat all submissions with confidentiality and respect.
Animal hoarding is a serious mental illness. This might be the help your friend, family member, or neighbor needs.