Quick Take Cats are the most commonly hoarded animals, due to their low cost, indoor suitability, and rapid reproduction.

Learn what drives animal hoarding, how to spot early warning signs, and what families can do to protect people and pets.

Animal hoarding is a growing issue across the country, and it isn't just about having too many pets. "If you can get it, you can hoard it," said Dr. Randall Lockwood, a retired Senior VP for the ...

The Ontario Humane Society's Happy Tails Shelter has been operating above its capacity for most of 2025 due to a surge in ...

What drives people to share homes with dozens of animals -- despite human costs? July 20, 2010 — -- It's become a strange staple of the local news cycle. Men and women, young and old, with an ...