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This study highlights the effects of social variables (such as income or home stability) on dog health, including how these effects vary throughout a dog’s lifespan. READ MORE
Faunalytics Index – April 2024
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about agricultural land use, the influence of big ag on academic research, precision fermented egg products, and more. READ MORE
Australia’s Subordinate Animal Welfare Legislation
This paper breaks down Australia’s system of "secondary" animal protection laws, including how each state or territory regulates animal issues. READ MORE
They Vs. It: The Pronouns We Use For Animals
When referring to a singular animal whose sex is unknown, do people use the pronoun “it” or “they?” This author explores the use of singular “they” in the English language and how it’s applied to animals. READ MORE
Saving On Healthcare Thanks To Our Animals
Research shows that companion animals can have positive health effects for their guardians. How does this impact annual healthcare savings? READ MORE
Investigating Inconsistencies In Animal Shelter Data Input
This study suggests that shelter staff vary in how they describe the details of animal surrenders, which can have consequences for the animals themselves. READ MORE
Evaluating A Community Cat Management Program In Japan
To prevent stray cats being euthanized in shelters, Japan enacted a program including TNR and vaccinations for free-roaming cats. This case study explores whether the initiative is achieving its goals. READ MORE
Can You Feed Cats A Vegan Diet?
The topic of feeding cats a vegan diet remains controversial. This study suggests not only that it’s possible, but that there might even be health benefits. READ MORE
The Language Of Speciesism
This study used machine learning to identify different types of speciesism in English books, films and TV, speech, and on the Internet. READ MORE