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Medical, Behavioral, and Abuse Status Characteristics: Predictors of Perceived Adoptability, Appeal, and Resource Demands of Shelter Dogs

By Camille A. King, Thomas J. Smith, Elizabeth Holman, James A. Serpell, Temple Grandin

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