The Pet Surplus Book

The Pet Surplus, Here is the first comprehensive review of a survival issue that touches the lives of a majority of Americans — but hasn't won as much of our active concern as it deserves. Nearly six out of ten U.S. households own at least one dog or cat. As the new centu, The Pet Surplus

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The Pet Surplus
Written by author Susan M. Seidman
Published by Xlibris Corporation, July 2001
Here is the first comprehensive review of a survival issue that touches the lives of a majority of Americans — but hasn't won as much of our active concern as it deserves. Nearly six out of ten U.S. households own at least one dog or cat. As the new centu
Here is the first comprehensive review of a survival issue that touches the lives of a majority of Americans — but hasn't won as much of our active concern as it deserves. Nearly six out of ten U.S. households own at least one dog or cat. As the new

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Foreword 7
Chapter 1 Supply and Demand 13
The Sunny Side of the Picture 14
The Shadow Population 18
A Short History 21
Progress to Date: A Partial Solution 24
Where Do We Go From Here? 28
Chapter 2 Acquisition 32
Right and Wrong Decisions 33
Is Now the Right Time? 36
Which Kind of Pet Is Best for You? 41
Why Not a Purebred? 48
Rejects and Defects 53
The Feline Fancy 61
Breed Rescue 67
Where to Find the New Pet 70
The Shelter Option 76
Chapter 3 Birth Control 85
An Unmistakable Trend 86
A Few Facts of Life 89
Benefits for Everyone 93
Excuses, Excuses 96
Going Public 106
The Feral Cat Challenge 107
Three Approaches 113
How Can Pet Owners Help? 120
Chapter 4 Commitment 125
Lost and (Sometimes) Found 127
Holding On vs. Giving Up 140
Housing Challenges 144
Bothersome Behavior 154
Ah(choo!), Those Allergies 168
Other Personal Problems 179
"Not enough time for the animal" 181
Family changes and complications 185
Economic pressures 186
Illness, disability, physical frailty 188
If All Else Fails: Outplacement 192
Life and Death in a Shelter 200
When Our Pets Outlive Us 215
Sources 226

Title: The Pet Surplus

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Xlibris

Item Number: 9780738858302

Publication Date: July 2001

Number: 1

Product Description: The Pet Surplus

Universal Product Code (UPC): 9780738858302

WonderClub Stock Keeping Unit (WSKU): 9780738858302

Rating: 3.5/5 based on 2 Reviews

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Category: Media >> Books

Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 8.500 cm (3.35 inches)

Heigh : 5.500 cm (2.17 inches)

Depth: 0.690 cm (0.27 inches)

Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross

Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

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reviewed The Pet Surplus on July 16, 2012

The Pet Surplus

This was an absolutely charming little book and anyone reading it that has ever owned a cat would find themselves nodding along to the witty observations made by Surman. He captures their haughty aloofness perfectly.

The reader is given a brief introduction to each cathedral, noting interesting historical and architectural points before moving onto mini biographies of the cats and the mischief they get up to. I was thrilled to find my home town cathedral, as well as neighbouring ones included between the pages.

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	Foreword	7
Chapter 1	Supply and Demand	13
	The Sunny Side of the Picture	14
	The Shadow Population	18
	A Short History	21
	Progress to Date: A Partial Solution	24
	Where Do We Go From Here?	28
Chapter 2	Acquisition	32
	Right and Wrong Decisions	33
	Is Now the Right Time?	36
	Which Kind of Pet Is Best for You?	41
	Why Not a Purebred?	48
	Rejects and Defects	53
	The Feline Fancy	61
	Breed Rescue	67
	Where to Find the New Pet	70
	The Shelter Option	76
Chapter 3	Birth Control	85
	An Unmistakable Trend	86
	A Few Facts of Life	89
	Benefits for Everyone	93
	Excuses, Excuses	96
	Going Public	106
	The Feral Cat Challenge	107
	Three Approaches	113
	How Can Pet Owners Help?	120
Chapter 4	Commitment	125
	Lost and (Sometimes) Found	127
	Holding On vs. Giving Up	140
	Housing Challenges	144
	Bothersome Behavior	154
	Ah(choo!), Those Allergies	168
	Other Personal Problems	179
	"Not enough time for the animal"	181
	Family changes and complications	185
	Economic pressures	186
	Illness, disability, physical frailty	188
	If All Else Fails: Outplacement	192
	Life and Death in a Shelter	200
	When Our Pets Outlive Us	215
	Sources	226