Confessions: Animal Hoarding

2010
4 Seasons
6.9 (94)

Confessions: Animal Hoarding is a documentary style production that delves into the lives of people that have accumulated so many animals it has thrown their lives into chaos. Each episode follows an individual's struggle to live with sometimes over 100 animals--such as cats or dogs--and how this impacts their daily lives. Hoarders are interviewed and discuss how they came to own so many animals. Often the beginning of hoarding can be traced to a traumatic event and/or mental illness. Hoarders feel intense emotions the regarding their animals. Warning: The graphic footage can be disturbing to some viewers.

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Seasons

4 3 2 1

7. Junkyard Dogs

February 10, 2012

A woman with multiple cats has a colorful past; a hoarder secretly keeps dogs in a junkyard.

6. Pack of 38 Dogs

February 3, 2012

A single dad has pythons; a medical worker secretly keeps a hoard of dogs.

5. Thank God for (My) Pitbulls!

January 27, 2012

A woman refuses to give up any of her hundred cats; a former minister's flock now consists of dogs.

4. I Live in a Kennel

January 20, 2012

A wannabe breeder gets overwhelmed by Boodles. A home remodeler ends upliving in a kennel

3. Rats

January 13, 2012

A woman shares her affinity for rats; an elderly person can't let go of a dog-rescue facility.

2. 99 Pets

January 6, 2012

A woman claims she wants her family, but she is not willing to give up her 99 pets. A retired rock musician chooses his dogs over his daughters.

1. Ghost Hunter Hoarder

September 28, 2011

A ghost hunting hoarder must choose between the spirit world and a houseful of pets. A head trauma results in a woman filling her house with cats - and raccoons.

Description

Confessions: Animal Hoarding is available for streaming on the Animal Planet website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Confessions: Animal Hoarding on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, Hulu, Animal Planet, Microsoft Movies & TV, Apple TV and Pluto TV.