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<p><span style="FONT-SIZE: 9pt; FONT-FAMILY: 宋体; mso-ascii-font-family: Arial; mso-hansi-font-family: Arial; mso-bidi-font-size: 12.0pt; mso-bidi-font-family: 'Times new=" AR-SA? mso-bidi-language: ZH-CN; mso-fareast-language: EN-AU; mso-ansi-language: Roman?; New?><strong><font size="5">什么是囤积动物和收集动物(看后文统计数字)</font></strong></span></p>
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<p><font size="4"><u><font color="#ff0000">囤积和收集是一种心理失调的疾病,当动物爱好者和救助者带接纳超过过他们能够照顾的动物数量的时候他们成为了囤积和收集者。非他们所愿,这些人成为了消极虐待动物的人。囤积动物不但是残酷虐待动物问题,也是公共健康和安全的问题。</font><br/></u></font>---------------------------------------------------------------------</p>
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<p>MayMeng:其实一直想说有一个观点被宣传流浪动物救助的团体出于好的目的有意无意的夸大了<br/>就是在野外动物的生存情况很糟糕<br/><br/>这可能加强了一些人过激囤积的思维方式<br/><br/>很多人觉得猫到了野外是死路一条,有些时候这是对的,前提是,动物已经习惯了寄居在人类翅膀之下,他们丧失了独立生活能力,这是我们说的流浪猫,也才是需要帮助的对象。<br/><br/>但对于很多本来有野性的猫,通过食物诱导驯化他依赖人是不合乎生态的方式<br/>1。长期下去没人喂养的起<br/>2。总体较高的存活率导致物种过剩,从而危害其他生物的生活<br/><br/>如果猫过剩是因为你把本来可以在野外自由生活的猫诱拐驯化来,那就是不对的~~~~~~</p><br/></div>
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<p>berlial:……这里讨论的是囤积动物的行为也有可能造成虐待动物的事实。国内收集动物的人也不是一个两个了,舆论导向和大环境都有问题。最怕的是,每次出现一个“可歌可泣”的收集者,就还有人叫好和敬佩。恶寒。</p><br/></div>
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<p>MayMeng to berlial:你说的可歌可泣其实国外也经历过这样一来的阶段<br/><br/>后来逐渐认识到这种现象不是看起来拯救生命那么动人了<br/>于是后来逐渐开展各种研究并且立法制止了<br/><br/>研究的结果其实这种过度行为是心理失调的一个分支,不过收集的不是衣服和物品,而是动物,我以前翻译过一些关于囤积的段落<br/>找下看贴过来</p>
<p> 以下翻译来自google搜索调查的结果</p>
<p>(囤积宠物)加翻译了,有具体研究数字<br/>I'd suggest people read every article here before they comment on pet hoarding. Know more before you start to talk.<br/><br/></p>
<p>Top page in google about pet hoarding, from<br/><br/><a href="http://www.animaladvocacy.net/legacy_hoarding.html" target="_blank">http://www.animaladvocacy.net/legacy_hoarding.html</a><br/><br/>VICTIMS OF HOARDING (COLLECTORS)</p>
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<p>This section deals with animal hoarding/collecting. and puppy (and kitten) mills because I feel there is a fine line between them. I believe some mills may grow out of the person's collecting or hoarding of animals. Obviously, both share the same end result...large numbers of animals suffering needlessly because of poor care.</p>
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<p>What is Animal Hoarding/Collecting?</p>
<p>"Hoarding" or "Collecting" is a psychological disorder. It occurs when animal lovers or rescuers take on more animals than they can manage or are for; thus, they unintentionally become passive abusers themselves. Hoarding can becomes both a cruelty issue and a public safety (health) issue. </p>
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<p>什么是囤积动物和收集动物</p>
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<p>囤积和收集是一种心理失调的疾病,当动物爱好者和救助者带接纳超过过他们能够照顾的动物数量的时候他们成为了囤积和收集者。非他们所愿,这些人成为了消极虐待动物的人。囤积动物不但是残酷虐待动物问题,也是公共健康和安全的问题。</p>
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<p>I picked up one paragraph from one article above, it just reflect the feeling of some people here, think its mainly a social problem:</p>
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<p>以下是其中一个文章的一段,刚好符合这里一些人过度囤积宠物是社会问题的情况。</p>
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<p>http://www.salon.com/people/feature/2002/03/08/hoarders/?x</p>
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<p>"For years it(pet hoarding) is been perceived as an animal welfare issue(so called social problem about animal welfare), and left for the shelters to handle by themselves," Patronek says. "The human [side of the problem] has been largely ignored." </p>
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<p>很多年以来,宠物囤积现在一直被认为是一个动物福利相关的社会问题,并且把这些问题留给庇护所和动物保护组织去解决,Patronek 说,囤积宠物问题中人的因素被很大的忽略了。</p>
<p>Some number comes out about one research, they may give us guides of this kind of problem.</p>
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<p>一下是一些来自一个对于囤积动物案例的科学研究项目,对于被调查的囤积案例</p>
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<p>http://www.post-gazette.com/healthscience/20000323psych5.asp</p>
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<p>76 percent of hoarders were female. </p>
<p>76%的囤积者是女性</p>
<p>46 percent were 60 years of age or older. </p>
<p>46%的是60以及60岁以上的人</p>
<p>About half lived alone. </p>
<p>超过一半独居</p>
<p>The animals were most frequently cats, dogs, farm animals and birds. </p>
<p>最常被囤积的动物是猫,狗,农场动物和鸟</p>
<p>The median number of animals per case was 39, but four cases involved more than 100 in a single household. </p>
<p>囤积动物数量的中间值是39,但是有4个案例是在一户人家中超过100只动物</p>
<p>In 80 percent of the cases, animals were found dead or in poor condition. </p>
<p>在80%的案例中,发现死亡以及生存条件恶劣的动物</p>
<p>Extrapolating from his data, the author estimated that 700 to 2,000 such cases occur in the United States annually.</p>
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<p>更加研究结果推算,每年美国大约会发生700至2000名此类囤积者</p>
<p>Unwitting Accomplices </p>
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<p>Unfortunately, the public often supports collectors' addictions with sympathy, money, and more animals, because it sounds ideal to "save" animals from being killed. The collector may become known as the neighborhood "cat person" or "dog person," collecting strays and taking in "drop-offs." Some have acquired nonprofit, tax-exempt status and call themselves shelters. (8) </p>
<p>Collectors' claims that they are "saving" animals often result in heartwarming news stories that stand in stark contrast to the negligent treatment the animals actually receive. If a cruelty investigation is undertaken, collectors attract sympathy from a public unaware that the "care" being provided is, in reality, unspeakable neglect and cruelty. </p>
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<p>不知情的同谋</p>
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<p>不幸的是,公众常用同情,钱和更多的动物支持收集动物上瘾的人,因为拯救生命听起来相当动人,收集动物的人可能被邻居们称呼为 "cat person" or "dog person," 他们收集流浪的,或者别人扔到他这里的动物。这些人中的一些,甚至获得了非盈利免税待遇的收容所地位。</p>
<p>动物收集者常常声称他们在拯救动物并且带来许多温暖人心的新闻故事,这些故事和实际上那些被缺乏应该有的生存条件和照料的动物形成对比,如果对收集者开展反虐待动物调查,那些被收集者感动的公众将发现他们并没有意识到事实上给这些动物带来的不可言及的疏于照料和残酷虐待。</p>
<p>Dangerous Denial </p>
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<p>Collectors also commonly display an abnormal fear of death and a denial of death as a natural part of life. A PETA investigator found dead cats in one collector's freezer. Another collector, also unable to accept the death of her cats, eviscerated their bodies and dried them on her fire escape, keeping their dried remains in cupboards. (6) Many collectors see themselves as the only person who can help animals, and they distrust other individuals or groups who offer assistance. When outsiders intervene, collectors may refuse to part with any of their animals, even through adoption or veterinary care for the sick. When one collector's dogs were seized, she fought to keep them from receiving heartworm treatment. (7) </p>
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<p>危险的拒绝</p>
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<p>囤积动物者常表现出对生命中自然部分的死亡表现出不正常的恐惧和拒绝,一个美国人道对待动物协会的调查员曾在一个动物收集者的冰箱里发现死去的猫,另外一名收集者,同样不能接受猫的死亡,去处猫的内脏然后烘干,将烘干的猫放在碗柜里,很多收集者将他们自己视作唯一可以帮助动物的人,他们不信任其他人和组织提供的帮助,当外界开始干预的时候,他们拒绝和他们的动物分开,即使是为了领养或者进行兽医治疗。有一个收集者和人们打斗只是因为人们抓了她的狗去接受心丝虫的治疗。</p>
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