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Columbus Humane reports a spike in emaciated dogs as costs rise, the nonprofit is ramping up food and low-cost clinics.

"Washington's affordability challenge is real, measurable, and growing," researchers wrote.

Affordability is a something people around the world are struggling with. In India, the story often starts with housing.