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- The Homeless and Their Pets
- A Story of Despair and Hope: Homeless Veterans and Their Pets
- The Need for a One-Health Approach
- Access to Care: Transportation and Shelter
- Access to Information: Hotline for Unsheltered Pet Owners
- Street Medicine: Taking the Medicine to the People
- Street Activism and Veterinary Outreach
- Acknowledgments
- References
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