Animals who are perceived as cute, less edible, less familiar, and more capable of feeling tend to be treated with greater moral concern. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and figures about corporate animal welfare standards, companion dogs and childhood development, cultured meat acceptance, and more. READ MORE
This study looks at attitudes towards companion animals in Palestine, comparing them with Norwegian respondents, and finding some of their responses to be remarkably similar. READ MORE
Our latest blog summarizes the complexities of the debate about feral cats and how we mitigate their impact, paying special attention to the data on Trap-Neuter-Return programs. READ MORE
Veterinarians regularly have to make hard choices when it comes to preserving animal welfare. This study examined how veterinary students' views changed over the course of their studies. READ MORE
This study may be the first to find a tentative correlation between regularly interacting with the family dog, and social-emotional development in preschoolers. READ MORE
The European Union Nature Directives oblige member states to protect biodiversity, but the impact of domestic cats has been a grey area. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and figures about flat-faced dogs, Atlantic salmon, slaughterhouse workers, milk consumption in Italy, and much more. READ MORE
Emigration is a difficult, stressful, and often painful process. When companion animals are involved, the decisions become even more complex. READ MORE
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