Using the 2007-2008 U.S. financial crisis as a case study, this research paper explores whether times of financial hardship lead to more animal adoptions. READ MORE
Researchers often try to understand why cats are surrendered to shelters, but this study looks at the factors that lead people to return cats after they’ve been adopted. READ MORE
People who share their lives with dogs often regard them as family members. This study suggests that their feelings of guilt and inadequacy mimic those experienced by parents. READ MORE
The COVID-19 pandemic posed several unique ethical challenges for veterinarians. In this paper, the authors explore the difficult issue of low- and no-contact euthanasia. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about spending on companion animals in the U.S., animal agriculture subsidies, Veganuary sales boosts, and more. READ MORE
In this paper, the authors explore whether a framework developed for responding to infectious diseases can be extended to promote animal welfare in the face of disasters. READ MORE
People often have preconceived notions about living with a “designer” dog. But do these expectations meet the reality of designer dog guardianship? READ MORE
Faunalytics’ Research Library has just hit 5,000 entries! Our Content Director, karol orzechowski, reflects on the growth of the database we’ve built and shares some of his favorites from the [...] READ MORE
Many guardians are surprised by the costs of caring for a companion animal. This study sheds light on the numbers in hopes of better equipping people to care for animals [...] READ MORE
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