Stolen for Profit: How the Medical Establishment Is Funding a National Pet-Theft Conspiracy

A controversial exposé alleging that up to two million dogs and cats are stolen annually in the U.S. and funneled into medical research—aided by negligent enforcement and shadowy dealers. Reitman profiles "bunchers" who steal pets, licensed USDA dealers who sell them, and activists pushing for legal reform. The book stresses the threat to family pets and calls for stronger oversight and regulations for pet theft and animal research practices

Reception:
Mixed—praised by some animal rights advocates, but critiqued for unreferenced claims—yet influential in sparking discussions on pet-theft policies and USDA enforcement gaps .

Condition: Very Good. Some writing on the dedication page. Otherwise all clean, intact, and tight