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Require shelters & temporary housing providers to allow pets for homeless people

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An estimated one in four people experiencing homeless has a pet – not just a companion, but a lifeline. Yet many hostels exclude them, shutting out people who may rely on them most.

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Require shelters & temporary housing providers to allow pets for homeless people

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An estimated one in four people experiencing homeless has a pet – not just a companion, but a lifeline. Yet many hostels exclude them, shutting out people who may rely on them most.

National
3,522 reactions·100% agree
Steve Reed

Steve Reed

Housing Secretary

Housing Secretary

React

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Reasons for3
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Members can read every reason.

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