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In Germany, many animal shelters place a temporary ban on new adoptions leading up to Christmas, to dissuade people from giving animals as Christmas gifts. The country’s largest shelter says that the ban reduces unwanted animals being dumped back after the holiday period. Do you agree or disagree with the temporary ban? Published on 11.12.2018 → Survey conducted on 11.12.2018 on 2883 U.S. adults
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