In 1983, nutrition scientist Victor Herbert subscribed a poodle and a cat; despite the wide publicity given to this fact, Herbert was able to subscribe another dog as a member the next year. Another person subscribed the pet hamster of his daughter, and another person was accepted after providing only a certificate from a nutrition diploma mill.
In 1983, Victor Herbert, a renowned nutrition scientist, welcomed a poodle and a cat into his home; however, he was able to add another dog to the family the following year despite the extensive media coverage. His daughter's pet hamster was adopted by someone else, and yet another person gained acceptance after providing only a certificate from a dubious nutrition institution.