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A study from the National Link Coalition found that 71% of survivors reported their abuser had harmed, threatened, or killed a pet to maintain control.
And these violent threats work. Many survivors remain in dangerous homes solely to protect their pets from harm. Without more pet-friendly shelters, survivors have two impossible choices: risk their own lives to protect their pets or leave their pets behind, defenseless.
Luckily, a new, life-saving initiative in Houston, Texas, is showing us a better way. Opening next year, the Houston Area Women's Center will create a safe haven where survivors and pets can live together, free from harm. This facility will join only 250 pet-friendly domestic violence shelters in the country — a staggering gap that leaves too many survivors trapped.
P.S. A new shelter for abuse survivors in Houston, Texas will allow survivors to bring their pets to safety as well. Only 250 shelters allow this in the U.S. Sign the petition.
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