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Public Perception Of Animal Welfare In Iran

Jul 2 2026 Erika Kielsgard

Research on animal welfare perspectives in Iran suggests considerable public concern for animals and desire for welfare improvement, offering a strong foundation for advocacy and policy work. READ MORE

Public Perception Of Animal Welfare In Iran

Jul 2 2026 Erika Kielsgard

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Jul 9 2026 | Paola Ansieta

What The Public Thinks About Genome Editing In Farmed Animals

In a study across four European countries, researchers find that public acceptance of genome editing depends on clear animal welfare benefits, fairness, transparency, and trust, with notable cross-country variation in specific concerns. READ MORE

Jul 8 2026 | karol orzechowski

Look Through The Faunalytics Lens

For over two decades, Faunalytics has produced and curated research that animal advocates can trust. Today, we’re launching a new tool designed to help you see that research clearly, without compromising the standards that make it trustworthy in the first place. READ MORE

Jul 2 2026 | Erika Kielsgard

Public Perception Of Animal Welfare In Iran

Jul 1 2026 | Faunalytics

Faunalytics Index – July 2026

This month’s Faunalytics Index provides facts and stats about how guardians learn to train their dogs, surplus research animals in Switzerland, meat industry influence on nutrition research, and more. READ MORE

Jun 29 2026 | Dan Neilson

Unsustainable Promises: Greenwashing In The Meat And Dairy Industries

The meat and dairy industries often use a misleading tactic known as greenwashing to appear more eco-friendly than they are. An analysis of 33 leading companies shows that 98% of their environmental claims contained elements of greenwashing. READ MORE

Jun 26 2026 | Meghann Cant

Chronic Underinvestment In Animal Health Puts Everyone At Risk

This report epitomizes the old adage that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” highlighting how underfunded animal health systems create cascading and costly risks for animals and people across the globe. READ MORE

Jun 24 2026 | Andrea Polanco

The Multi-Generational Kitchen: How To Market Plant-Based Eating To Indian Gen Z Households

Faunalytics surveyed hundreds of Indian Gen Z adults, asking about household food dynamics, food choice motivations, familiarity with plant-based products, and barriers to plant-based eating. Our report offers practical guidance for animal advocates and alternative protein companies in the region. READ MORE

Jun 19 2026 | Meghann Cant

Congress Treats Science As A Rhetorical Tool

U.S. congressional staff overwhelmingly use science to back policy positions already decided rather than informing new ones, with implications for how animal advocates engage decision-makers with evidence. READ MORE

Jun 18 2026 | Sada Rice

Meat Industry Influence On Nutrition Research

How do ties to the meat industry shape nutrition science? A review of 500 studies offers some concerning answers. READ MORE

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What The Public Thinks About Genome Editing In Farmed Animals

Look Through The Faunalytics Lens

Public Perception Of Animal Welfare In Iran

Faunalytics Index – July 2026

Unsustainable Promises: Greenwashing In The Meat And Dairy Industries

Chronic Underinvestment In Animal Health Puts Everyone At Risk

The Multi-Generational Kitchen: How To Market Plant-Based Eating To Indian Gen Z Households

Congress Treats Science As A Rhetorical Tool

Meat Industry Influence On Nutrition Research

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