Hoarding, Clutter, Pack Rat / Pack Out, Gross Filth, Distressed Uninhabited Properties

 

 

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Hoarding, Clutter, Pack Rat / Pack Out, Gross Filth, Distressed Uninhabited Properties

Risks and Dangers of Hoarding

 

Signs of Hoarding

  • Extreme collection and storage of items in the home and in the yard
  • Accumulation of combustible materials (newspapers, magazines and rubbish)
  • Blocked exits (doors/windows)
  • Narrow pathways in the home
  • Rat and/or insect infestations
  • Rotting food and/or used food containers
  • Human and/or animal waste
  • Long-term neglect of home maintenance
  • Non-working utilities, such as heat, running water, sewer, refrigeration

Hoarding is not limited to any age, race, gender or nationality. Hoarding behavior can begin early in life but is more prevalent in older adults. Hoarders can be of any educational or socio-economic level. They are unaware that their living circumstances pose a danger to themselves and to others. They are unable to change unsafe conditions on their own.

Animal Hoarding

While less prevalent, animal hoarding poses a serious health threat to the resident, the community, and the animals being kept.

Animal overpopulation in a home leads to unhealthy waste accumulation. It also leads to animal starvation, disease and decomposing remains of dead animals.

Typically, an animal hoarder is unaware of the filth and odor actually present in and around the home, and insists the animals are being cared for appropriately.
 

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