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Jun 29 2009 | Faunalytics

150,000 Companion Animals Lost Or Abandoned Spain 2008

Spain has a high rate of companion animal abandonment with abandonment happening all year round and only 44% of dogs collected being saved and 50% of cats being saved. READ MORE

Jun 29 2009 | Faunalytics

Young Vegetarians May Be At Risk Of Binge Eating

A study of young vegetarians has found that they are more likely to binge eat, and engage in unhealthy weight control behaviours such as vomiting and diet pills. READ MORE

Jun 29 2009 | Faunalytics

Trapping Harvest Statistics (Minnesota, 2004-2005)

This article examined the 2004-2005 trapping season in the state of Minnesota, where there are 5,558 regular trappers. READ MORE

Jun 26 2009 | Faunalytics

Law On Keeping Dangerous Pets To Be Eased

The British government might be seeking to ease the licensing standards for exotic pet guardians and thus result in fewer site inspections. READ MORE

Jun 24 2009 | Faunalytics

From Wild Animals To Domestic Pets, An Evolutionary View

This article examines artificial selection in the survival for animal species, most notably companion animals; dogs and cats. READ MORE

Jun 23 2009 | Faunalytics

Comparative Assessment Of Layer Hen Welfare In New Zealand – Final Report

This study argues that, on a scientific basis, there are minimal differences for the welfare of egg-laying hens between cage-based and alternative systems. READ MORE

Jun 19 2009 | Faunalytics

U.S. Companion Animal Ownership And Demographics Sourcebook (2007)

This report provides information on the status of the companion animal population in the U.S. and the demographics of the companion animal owners. READ MORE

Jun 18 2009 | Faunalytics

High Court GE Decision A Victory For New Zealanders

Polling in New Zealand confirms that most people oppose the genetic engineering (GE) of animals; twice as many respondents oppose GE in animals than support it. READ MORE

Jun 17 2009 | Faunalytics

Alternate Perspective: Goals Gone Wild

This paper argues against the common wisdom of goals, and states that goals can be counterproductive, producing more harm than good if not properly implemented. READ MORE

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150,000 Companion Animals Lost Or Abandoned Spain 2008

Young Vegetarians May Be At Risk Of Binge Eating

Trapping Harvest Statistics (Minnesota, 2004-2005)

Law On Keeping Dangerous Pets To Be Eased

From Wild Animals To Domestic Pets, An Evolutionary View

Comparative Assessment Of Layer Hen Welfare In New Zealand – Final Report

U.S. Companion Animal Ownership And Demographics Sourcebook (2007)

High Court GE Decision A Victory For New Zealanders

Alternate Perspective: Goals Gone Wild

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