Social and legal prerequisites for hoarding by condo residents in Russia

Litvintsev, Denis

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“…Similarly, a quick search on the Internet may reveal news of animals being rescued from hoarders and taken to shelters in Eastern countries [21]. According to a recent report based on digital-media coverage, animal hoarding exists in the Russian Federation [22].…”

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Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals from Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

Fossati

2023

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Animal hoarding is a complex issue that, when discovered, frequently necessitates opening shelter doors to many animals. This is due to hoarders’ inability to provide even the most basic welfare standards for their animals, resulting in poor welfare conditions that frequently border on mistreatment. These people are frequently unaware of their failure to care for their animals, as well as of the harm that they cause to people around them and the environment. They usually do not care for themselves either. The majority of hoarders have difficult histories, and they all need help getting back on track. When the agencies discover the status quo, the animals are usually seized and taken to shelters, where they face a variety of welfare consequences, beginning with confinement in an unknown environment that is associated with additional risks (e.g., infectious diseases, behavioral deterioration, and distress). Furthermore, the targeted shelters are frequently overcrowded and cannot adequately accommodate the large numbers of animals found in hoarders’ environments. The One Welfare approach, which is increasingly being used alongside One Health to work at the intersection of human and animal health and welfare, could be adopted to benefit animals while also addressing the poor states of humans. This concept’s depiction of the interconnections between animal welfare, human well-being, and the environment can fit with all the components of the animal-hoarding phenomenon, including the peculiarities of the hoarding environment, as well as those of shelters where animals are often moved. The purpose of this paper is to offer insights into how the One Welfare concept may be critical in tackling all of the interests concerned in these cases and offering solutions.

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“…Actually, animal hoarding is widely regarded as a Western phenomenon, most likely associated with "pet culture" and capitalism, both of which foster a strong attachment to animals [23], although there is some evidence in the scientific literature that the phenomenon is more widespread [5,22].…”

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Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals from Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

Fossati

2023

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“…В случае раздельного сбора и процесса сортировки мусора у себя дома самим жителям приходится включаться в эту грязную работу, что неизбежно трансформирует повседневность и требует реорганизации пространства дома. При этом в современном мире различный хлам, мусор и ненужные предметы становятся не только объектом уборки с целью поддержания чистоты, но и объектом паталогического накопления [Litvintsev, 2020]. С этой точки зрения внедрение системы раздельного сбора мусора в России требует детального изучения ее влияния на людей с соответствующим психическим заболеванием 7 .…”

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Раздельный Сбор Мусора: Институциональные Проблемы Формирования Проэкологических Практик Повседневности

Litvintsev¹,

Abramova²,

Романов³

2023

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Исследования проблемы раздельного сбора мусора в дискурсе проэкологического поведения жителей многоквартирных домов с каждым годом становятся все более популярны среди российских специалистов, представляющих различные сферы (социология, психология, экономика и др.) и школы. Целью настоящего исследования с опорой на представления о взаимодействии материально-технологической и институциональной среды социума является отражение неготовности населения России к так называемой мусорной реформе в силу различных обстоятельств. На примере сравнительного анализа результатов исследований в городах Москве, Новосибирске и Казани с учетом имеющихся вторичных данных показаны наиболее значимые препятствия в реализации нового вектора жилищной политики в России. Авторами отмечается, что особенности городской инфраструктуры, отсутствие свободного времени и пространства в самом жилище (квартире), отсутствие стимулов и недостаточная информированность жителей могут препятствовать реализации мусорной реформы. Неготовность материально-технологической среды к новому социальному институту раздельного сбора отходов, а также его несоответствие уже сложившимся повседневным практикам не будут способствовать укоренению формальных правил.

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Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals to Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

Fossati¹

2023

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Animal hoarding is a complex issue that, when discovered, frequently necessitates opening shelter doors to many animals. This is due to hoarders' inability to provide even the most basic welfare standards for their animals, resulting in poor welfare conditions that frequently border on mis-treatment. These people are frequently unaware of their failure to care for their animals, as well as of the harm that they cause to people around them and the environment. They usually don't care for themselves either. The majority of hoarders have difficult histories, and they all need help get-ting back on track. Meanwhile, when the agencies discover the status quo, the animals are usually seized and taken to shelters, where they face a variety of welfare consequences, beginning with confinement in an unknown environment that is associated with additional risks (e.g., infectious diseases, behavioral deterioration, and distress). Furthermore, the targeted shelters are frequently overcrowded and cannot adequately accommodate the large number of animals found in hoard-ers' environments. The One Welfare approach, which is increasingly being used alongside One Health to work at the intersection of human and animal health and welfare, could be adopted to benefit animals while also addressing the poor states of humans. This concept’s depiction of the interconnections between animal welfare, human wellbeing, and the environment can fit with all the components of the animal hoarding phenomenon, including the peculiarities of the hoarding environment as well as those of shelters where animals are often moved. The purpose of this paper is to offer insights into how the One Welfare concept may be critical in tackling all of the interests concerned in these cases and offering solutions.

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Social and legal prerequisites for hoarding by condo residents in Russia

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals from Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals from Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

Раздельный Сбор Мусора: Институциональные Проблемы Формирования Проэкологических Практик Повседневности

Challenges in Sheltering Seized Animals to Hoarders from a One Welfare Perspective

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