A series of three studies looks into why dogs do the seemingly inexplicable things they do. Spoiler alert: Their guardians and living environments may be to blame. READ MORE
A growing body of research finds that animal abuse and domestic violence are problems that must be understood together. The question then becomes: How can we educate people about the [...] READ MORE
Research shows that they’re closely related, and may come from mutually reinforcing causes. This dynamic has important implications for all policymakers, particularly shelters for victims of both domestic and animal [...] READ MORE
Our Faunalytics Index for October 2018 looks at koala conservation, shelter dogs, the use of animals in science, the opinions of Brazilians on animal sentience and much more. READ MORE
The vast majority of dogs in the shelter system, including those with behavioral issues, have the potential for successful adoption outcomes - even dogs who have already been "unsuccesfully" adopted [...] READ MORE
Only 5% of the dogs in shelters are pure bred, and while shelter staff are able to identify one breed in a profile about 66% of the time, their ability [...] READ MORE
Our Faunalytics Index for September 2018 looks at vegetarianism and meat consumption, animal cruelty crimes, wild animal population control, flamingo welfare and much more. READ MORE
Dogs are adept at using referential gestures when communicating with their human cohabitants, showing a great deal of efficacy and flexibility. READ MORE
In Chicago, researchers find that cruelty toward animals may be due to the socioeconomic conditions that are generally associated with all types of crime. READ MORE
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