What does HABIC mean?
HABIC means Human-Animal Bond in Colorado
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Special Education Abbreviations
Particularly in Special Education Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Human-Animal Bond in Colorado?
Human-Animal Bond in Colorado can be abbreviated as HABIC
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What does HABIC stand for? HABIC stands for "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado". |
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How to abbreviate "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado"? "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado" can be abbreviated as HABIC. |
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What is the meaning of HABIC abbreviation? The meaning of HABIC abbreviation is "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado". |
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What is HABIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of HABIC is "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado". |
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What does HABIC mean? HABIC as abbreviation means "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado". |
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What is shorthand of Human-Animal Bond in Colorado? The most common shorthand of "Human-Animal Bond in Colorado" is HABIC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AAH-ABV - Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians
- AAHABV - American Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians
- CHAB - Centre for the Human-Animal Bond
- HAI - Human-Animal Interaction
- HAIRS - Human Animal Infections and Risk Surveillance
- HALF - Human Animal Liberation Front
- HAVEN - Human Animal Violence Education Network
- HABIT - Human Animal Bond in Tennessee
- HABAC - Human Animal Bond Association of Canada
- HART - Human-Animal Relational Therapies
- ABV - Animal Bond Veterinarians
- HAB - Human Animal Bond
- HABS - Human Animal Bond Society
- HASS - Human Animal Support Services
- HACCS - Human Animal Conflict Compensation Scheme
- HARD - Human Animal Resource Director
- HAV - Human Animal Violence
- HUSARE - Human Safe Rail in Europe managing the human factor in multicultural and multilingual rail Environments
- CHAB - Center for the Human-Animal Bond
- habt - Human Animal Bond Trust