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A reprint of James Hettinger's interview with Faunalytics' Executive Director Che Green, which appeared in Animal Sheltering magazine. READ MORE
Using Research To Rescue Dogs And Cats At The Beach
Dogs and cats - hungry, thin, even sick or injured - roam the beaches and streets looking for food... and maybe a little love. Here's how research can help them. READ MORE
Global Attitudes Toward Fur
Fur is globally unpopular and is increasingly being disassociated with fashion; in 2009, an estimated 10 million fewer animals were killed for fur than in 2008. READ MORE
Pinpoint The Roots
The FiXiT approach is used to determine how to change human behaviors that result in millions of animals killed in U.S. shelters every year. READ MORE
Meat, Globalization And World Hunger
Contemporary agriculture and meat production are anathema to a well-fed world, but the relationship between meat and world hunger is complicated. READ MORE
Going in Circles: Research Nutshell
Visitors to zoos and aquariums often see animals pacing, swimming in circles, or performing similar acts not normally found in nature. READ MORE
Revered Or Reviled? Conflicted Relationships With Animals
Attitudes towards animals are inconsistent, with certain animals being given higher value than other animals based on cultural and social ideas. The kangaroo is one such animal, who started as a “pest,” but has now moved onto being viewed as a “commercial resource”. READ MORE
Is Local Meat Sustainable?: Research Nutshell
Although demand for locally sourced meat has doubled in the last decade, being a locavore meat eater is inherently not environmentally sustainable or good for animal welfare. READ MORE
Cleared For Takeoff
How many of our animal advocacy programs, campaigns, or other efforts take off without any advance review? Learn about the advantages of piloting. READ MORE