Janice takes a big step. She has agreed to let the Humane Society take all but three of her 112 animals so that she can start a new life.
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Confessions: Animal Hoarding: Janice Lets Go
Janice takes a big step. She has agreed to let the Humane Society take all but three of her 112 animals so that she can start a new life.
Added: Aug 2, 2010
Views: 7367 Views
Runtime: 02:30
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