“Social determinants of health” are a cornerstone of human well-being. This study sheds light on the comparable benefit for animals as varied as orcas, meerkats, and various species of monkeys. READ MORE
This study combines conservation and welfare research to lay out a new method and model for assessing wild animal welfare, using wild horses as a case study. READ MORE
This month's Faunalytics Index includes facts and figures about animal shelter spay and neuter policies, fish farming, guinea pigs, animal advocacy leadership, and much more. READ MORE
Scientific evidence suggests that arthropods possess cognitive functions comparable to those of vertebrates, a finding that has significant welfare implications. READ MORE
Our latest blog from Faunalytics' Executive Director Brooke Haggerty looks at why full cost funding is essential to nonprofit success. READ MORE
Veterinary researchers break new ground by examining the welfare of horses being raised for meat on intensive breeding farms. READ MORE
A recent review describes what we know about defining and measuring animal happiness, and why it matters. READ MORE
Focus groups reveal how people form attitudes about animals, what they think about animal welfare and animal rights, and how they might be swayed. READ MORE
A case study about the controversy over a rodeo reflects a broader debate about animals and ethics. This survey asks: how do Canadians feel about the ways we use animals? READ MORE
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