Lauren realised women stay in violent homes out of fear for their pets. So she did something to help
- Posted on October 4, 2026
- By The Age
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A compassionate initiative addresses a critical barrier preventing domestic violence survivors from escaping dangerous situations: concern for their beloved pets. This innovative program offers secure temporary housing and specialized trauma care for animals affected by family violence, enabling women and their families to seek safety without abandoning their companions. By removing this emotional obstacle, the program has successfully facilitated hundreds of crisis accommodations, recognizing that pet welfare is integral to survivor support and empowerment.
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