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During the Holocaust, many Jewish families were forced to abandon their pets when they were captured or deported. Pets were often left behind due to the urgency of their situation, as families faced imminent danger and displacement. In some cases, pets were killed or left to fend for themselves, while others were taken in by neighbors or animal shelters, though many did not survive the harsh conditions of the time. The loss of pets added to the profound emotional trauma experienced by families during this tragic period.

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