The PDSA does a survey every year to determine the well-being of companion animals according to “Duty Of Care” criteria. READ MORE
A person's interaction with dogs during a visit, and the dogs being trained in desired behaviors, increases the likelihood of dog adoption. READ MORE
Microchips for companion animals in the U.S. should be standardised to better allow more people to use them. READ MORE
A majority of shelter cats carry at least one infection and authors suggest using isolation, vaccination, antibiotics, and stress reduction for treatment and prevention of the infections. READ MORE
This is a 2012 survey by veterinary charity PDSA on well-being of companion animals, highlighting companion animal obesity, behavior training, and the decision-making process leading up to guardianship. READ MORE
Statistics from four Denver animal shelters over 22 years show reduced intake and euthanasia of dogs and cats overall. READ MORE
This study was designed to develop simple and reliable tools to assess the socialization level of cats during their first three days at a shelter. READ MORE
This presentation describes the goals, strategy, and research behind the Shelter Pet Project, a media campaign focused on increasing the number of adoptions from shelters. READ MORE
This study examined the demographics and living conditions of the household, animals, details of enforcement, and outcome for the animals and community in 22 cases of animal hoarding in Australia. READ MORE
