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Help-Seeking Among Abused Women With Pets: Evidence From a Canadian Sample

By B. J. Barrett, A. Fitzgerald, A. Peirone, R. Stevenson, C. H. Cheung

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Category Journal Articles
Publication Title Violence Vict
Volume 33
Issue 4
Pages 604-626
ISBN/ISSN 0886-6708 (Print)0886-6708
DOI 10.1891/0886-6708.vv-d-17-00072
Language eng
Author Address University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario.University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario afitz@uwindsor.ca.
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  1. Adults
  2. Analysis
  3. Animal abuse
  4. Animals
  5. Animal welfare
  6. Bonds
  7. Canada
  8. Child abuse
  9. Children
  10. Domestic violence
  11. Females
  12. Humans
  13. Middle Aged Adults
  14. patient attitudes
  15. Pets and companion animals
  16. shelters
  17. sociology
  18. time
  19. victims