130 / Notes to Pages 31–41
- Michelle Davis, Faces of Katrina, http://www.pitbullsontheweb.com/
petbull/katrina.php. - Animal Protection Organizations Urge Shelters and Rescue Groups with
Katrina Pets to Extend Holding Time, Louisiana SPCA press release, October 12,
2005, http://www.la-spca.org/archive/101205requestb.htm. - For more information about Maddie’s Fund, see the organization’s
home page at http://www.maddiesfund.org/index.html. - The PETS Act became Public Law 109-308.
- For a report on the memorial service, see Memorial Honors Katrina
Animals, Louisiana SPCA press release, August 8, 2006, http://www.la-spca.org/
archive/memorial080806.htm. - American Veterinary Medical Association, U.S. Pet Ownership, 1–3.
- Loseke, Thinking about Social Problems, 75–95.
- See, e.g., Heath et al., “Risk Factors for Pet Evacuation Failure”; Heath
et al., “Epidemiological Study of Cats and Dogs.” These factors were similar
to those associated with surrender to a shelter in nondisaster settings. See
Salman et al., “Human and Animal Factors.” - Heath et al., “Human and Pet Related Risk Factors,” 661; see also
Dynes, “Disaster Event and Community Stress”; Peny, Lindell, and Greene,
“Evacuation Experiences.” - For a report on the temporary sheltering of animals with confi rmed
guardians, see “LSU Responds to Care for Animals in the Aftermath of Hurri-
canes Katrina and Rita,” La veterinaire, October 2005, http://www.vetmed.lsu.
edu/Web_pdfs/October05LaVet.pdf. - Heath, “Human and Pet Related Risk Factors,” 664.
- Ibid.
- Further information about increased numbers of animals at shelters
appears in Irvine, Providing for Pets during Disasters, Part II. - Heath et al., “Human and Pet Related Risk Factors,” 664.
- Heath and Champion, “Human Health Concerns,” 69.
- See Heath, Voeks, and Glickman, “Epidemiological Features of Pet
Evacuation Failure.”
Chapter 2
- U.S. Department of Agriculture, Livestock Slaughter; idem, Poultry
Slaughter. - Lawrence, “Neoteny in American Perceptions of Animals,” 46.
- Serpell, In the Company of Animals, 5.
- For more on the transformation of agriculture, see, e.g., Bowler,
“Industrialization of Agriculture”; Lobao and Meyer, “Great Agricultural Tran-
sition”; Molnar, Hobart, and Bryant, “Passing the Cluck.”