Faunalytics Index – December 2020
This month's Faunalytics Index provides facts and figures about alternative meat naming, perceptions of pit bull dogs, animal donor demographics, what we're thankful for, and much more.
Each month, our Faunalytics Index provides a round-up of data, statistics, and facts gleaned from the most recent research we’ve covered in our library. Our aim is to give you a quick overview of some of the most eye-catching and informative bits of data that could help you be more effective in your advocacy for animals.
If you want to know more about any given statistic, follow the links below, read the source articles, and dive deeper into the issues.
70%
The percentage of people in a recent survey who opposed the use of the word ‘beef’ on any of the alternative meat products presented in the survey.
94.1%
The percentage drop in the number of cats being euthanized by Louisville Metro Animal Services over an eight-year period from the implementation of a TNR program for community cats.
6,000
The approximate number of different species of animals that were seized in wildlife seizures from 1999-2018.
40%
The percentage of people in a Faunalytics study who would agree to sign a chicken welfare petition. However, just 31% would reduce their individual chicken consumption.
68%
The percentage of respondents in a recent survey about pit bulls that remarked on their unpredictability, violence, and danger. 64% of respondents made note of their gentleness, kindness, and loyalty.
55+ / $50,000
For animal advocacy groups, these are the two most promising demographics for potential donors, in terms of their age and income.
5
The mean response for dogs, on a scale of 1-6, in a survey which asked respondents to indicate how much they agreed that certain animals’ “right not to suffer is equally important as humans’ right to not suffer.” The mean for chickens was 4.8 and the mean for farmed fishes was 4.6.
14%
The long term percentage increase of egg prices in California, after the passage of both Proposition 2 and AB 1437 in 2015. Those laws prohibited the sale of eggs produced by hens in extreme confinement conditions, regardless of whether they were produced in California or elsewhere.
5
The number of things we're thankful for at Faunalytics... just kidding, there is SO much more. Read on to find out!
You can explore an archive of our past Faunalytics Indexes here.
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