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Jan 29 2012 | Faunalytics

Kentucky Residents’ Awareness Of And Opinions On Elk Restoration And Management Efforts

A large majority of Kentucky residents have never even seen an Elk in Kentucky, never hunted and almost half know nothing about elk in Kentucky. READ MORE

Jan 28 2012 | Faunalytics

Bystander Apathy In Animal Abuse Cases

Bystanders to animal violence often have similar reactions as they would when watching but not responding to human violence. It was however, easier for children to justify animal abuse as a form of play, not protest, report or prevent it. READ MORE

Jan 27 2012 | Faunalytics

A Review Of Tail Docking In Farm Animals

This report examines the practise of tail docking in pigs, cows and sheep and finds that the procedure is painful for the animals who undergo it. READ MORE

Jan 26 2012 | Faunalytics

Reliability Of Indicators Of Sheep Welfare Assessed By A Group Observation Method

Researchers have found that there are four different measurements available that can be used to determine sheep welfare without any physical contact with the sheep. READ MORE

Jan 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Interaction Lacking In Vets And Organic Producers

This study examined the lack of co-operation between vets and organic farmers, both feeling that they do not need each other’s help. READ MORE

Jan 24 2012 | Faunalytics

Media Portrayals Of Overweight Dogs

This article explores how the media has portrayed overweight dogs from 2000-2009. READ MORE

Jan 23 2012 | Faunalytics

Christmas Bird Count–Historical Data

The longest ever bird survey is taking place for its 112th year, with U.S. and Canadian bird watchers recording numbers and species. READ MORE

Jan 22 2012 | Faunalytics

Humane State Rankings 2011

A report has ranked each U.S. state from best to worst based on their general laws protecting animals, with California coming first and South Dakota last. READ MORE

Jan 21 2012 | Faunalytics

The Development And Factor Structure Of A Questionnaire Measure Of The Strength Of Attachment To Pet Dogs

This study describes the development of survey measures to evaluate people's attachment to their dogs. The authors test the scales and find that they are a reliable measure of degree of closeness to a companion animal, caring for and protecting a companion, and as a base measure of emotional comfort and well-being generally. READ MORE

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