Over-reliance on disgust-based arguments might be counterproductive. Advocates should use methods that maintain or grow in strength with repeated exposure, rather than ones that become less-effective over time. READ MORE
In this blog, we look at how focus, content, and framing work together to create the most effective animal advocacy campaigns. READ MORE
Ever wonder how your community survey responses are used? In this blog, we break down a handful of important ways your feedback is incorporated directly into our work. READ MORE
As people and advocates around the world focus on “wet markets” because of the coronavirus outbreak, a study from WWF looks at how people in Asian countries feel about the [...] READ MORE
The economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic is still unclear. This study looks at the aftermath of the 2008 recession and offers clues about how companion animals and shelters might [...] READ MORE
This study shows that the public perceives speciesists just as poorly as people who display other forms of prejudice, such as racism, sexism, or homophobia. We look at the implications [...] READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and figures about wind power and birds, redundant food labels, public opinions about COVID-19 and animals, and much more. READ MORE
In the wake of COVID-19, the animal protection movement is experiencing unprecedented challenges and potential opportunities to enact positive change for animals. READ MORE
This study shows that we have more empathy and compassion for beings that are evolutionarily close to us. What are the implications for advocates? READ MORE
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