Sara Streeter, Author at Faunalytics

Jul 8 2022 | Sara Streeter

When Household Items Become Dog Stressors

Humans know that the microwave and vacuum cleaner pose no threat. Our dogs don’t always see it that way. READ MORE

Jun 27 2022 | Sara Streeter

Safety In Numbers: Bean Geese And Ship Noise

Bean geese exposed to noise at close range eat less and are on alert more. However, being part of a larger flock seems to ease some of this stress. READ MORE

Jun 24 2022 | Sara Streeter

Animals Aren’t The Only Victims In Slaughterhouses

Slaughterhouse workers kill for a living. But their employment choices are often limited, and the costs to their mental and physical health can be great. READ MORE

Jun 17 2022 | Sara Streeter

Hearing Their Pain: Acoustic Monitoring

Wild animal welfare is a field that is still in its early stages. Remote acoustic monitoring systems could have a major impact on how we measure animals’ affective states. READ MORE

Jun 16 2022 | Sara Streeter

Injecting Science Into The Debate About Rodeos

There is little scientific evidence on the experience of bucking horses at rodeo events. This study offers some reassurance on their welfare, but advocates need to stay on top of the issue. READ MORE

Jun 7 2022 | Sara Streeter

Cooperating To Combat The Asian Wild Animal Trade

To fight the illegal trade of wild animals, China and Southeast Asian countries must strengthen their legal cooperation. This article explains how they could do so. READ MORE

May 6 2022 | Sara Streeter

Do Cows Get Seasick?

Live cows shipped by sea from Australia to China suffer immensely, from hunger, thirst, heat, illness, injury, lack of space, and poor pen conditions. READ MORE

Apr 25 2022 | Sara Streeter

Some Zoos Want To Do The Right Thing, But…

Zoos may offer enrichment to their animals, but keepers don’t always know why, how, or even who it’s meant to benefit. READ MORE

Apr 12 2022 | Sara Streeter

Measuring A “Good Life” For Farmed Animals

An absence of pain is not pleasure. Animal welfare science increasingly recognizes that good welfare for farmed animals means they have an opportunity to enjoy their lives. READ MORE

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