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Oct 14 2009 | Faunalytics

Animal Abuse As A Sentinel For Human Violence: A Critique

This study found that there are several explanations for the link between violence against non-human animals and humans. READ MORE

Oct 12 2009 | Faunalytics

Cage-Free Transition Has Consequences

This study of industrial egg farmers found that an industrial transition to cage-free production of eggs would involve unintended consequences such as an increase of prices and imports. READ MORE

Oct 9 2009 | Faunalytics

The Supply And Use Of Dogs And Cats In Higher Education

A study of dogs and cats inside of higher education has found that schools have been engaging in harmful misuse of live dogs and cats, including breaking Animal Welfare Act [...] READ MORE

Oct 3 2009 | Faunalytics

Constructing Animal Rights Activism As A Social Threat

This paper covers the response from industry against the animal rights movement and details the framing techniques used by industry to de-credit the animal rights movement. READ MORE

Sep 29 2009 | Faunalytics

Direct Versus Indirect Questioning: An Application To The Well-Being Of Farm Animals

As a result of “social desirability bias”, respondents might publicly state that their concerns for farm animal welfare are higher than what they actually are. READ MORE

Sep 28 2009 | Faunalytics

Animal-Visitor Interactions In The Modern Zoo: Conflicts And Interventions

This study discusses the differing objectives of a zoo and how they can conflict with each other. READ MORE

Sep 23 2009 | Faunalytics

Farm Animal Welfare In The U.S.

This article examines the growing field of applied ethology and the increased public awareness of farmed animal welfare. READ MORE

Sep 11 2009 | Faunalytics

New Research Shows Having A Companion Animal Is Hairy Situation

This survey found that while most owners allow their companion animal free reign around their house, they do wish that cleaning up after them was easier. READ MORE

Sep 10 2009 | Faunalytics

Influence Of Companion Animals On The Physical And Psychological Health Of Older People

This study found that having a companion animal is associated with better physical and psychological health in senior citizens. READ MORE

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Animal Abuse As A Sentinel For Human Violence: A Critique

Cage-Free Transition Has Consequences

The Supply And Use Of Dogs And Cats In Higher Education

Constructing Animal Rights Activism As A Social Threat

Direct Versus Indirect Questioning: An Application To The Well-Being Of Farm Animals

Animal-Visitor Interactions In The Modern Zoo: Conflicts And Interventions

Farm Animal Welfare In The U.S.

New Research Shows Having A Companion Animal Is Hairy Situation

Influence Of Companion Animals On The Physical And Psychological Health Of Older People

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