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humanimalia-9544	Zelinger, Amir	Unnatural Pet-Keeping: Pet-Custody Disputes in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina	2018	29	.pdf	application/pdf	12724	665	60	By way of juxtaposing human-animal relations with main issues highlighted by recent studies in the sociology and historiography of natural catastrophes (cf., Bankoff, “Learning about Disasters from Animals”), this article aims to contribute to this effort of disclosing some of the critical social “burden” that caring for Amir Zelinger -- Unnatural Pet-Keeping: Pet-Custody Disputes in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina 95 animal pets necessarily carries. Bednarik claims that as many as 98% of Katrina pets were not spayed or neutered, and about 85% had heartworms (ibid.	cache/humanimalia-9544.pdf	txt/humanimalia-9544.txt